Nao is a Spanish brand of porcelain figurines that is closely associated with Lladro, a larger and more well-known brand of Spanish ceramics. The history of Nao dates back to the 1960s, when Lladro began to experiment with more affordable, mass-produced figurines that could be sold to a wider audience.
The Nao line was introduced in the early 1970s as a separate brand under the Lladro umbrella. The name "Nao" is derived from the Latin word "navis," meaning ship, and the brand's logo features a stylized sailboat.
Nao figurines are known for their charming and whimsical designs, often featuring children, animals, and other cute and playful subjects. Nao pieces are typically smaller and less intricate than Lladro pieces, and they are generally sold at a lower price point.
Despite their more affordable price, Nao figurines are still made with the same high-quality porcelain and attention to more...
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