🖋️ Sardinha "Sardallo": The Eccentric Ceramic Critic

Warning: This sardine is not just a fish; it is a cross-section of cultural history!

The eccentric spirit of humorist and satirist Hugo van der Ding gave rise to the Sardinha "Sardallo" – a hybrid blend of a sardine, the famous founder Raphael Bordallo Pinheiro, and the designer himself.

Although "Sardallo" is no ill-mannered sardine, it possesses a wonderfully caustic and eccentric personality. Rumor has it that on special occasions it does not do without a monocle and mustache.

Expect it to dip its pen in the fish to satirically comment on what is burning in its soul (or rather: its spine). A must-have for anyone who loves sharp satire and extravagant ceramic design.

The Sardinha de Lisboa is a special ceramic figure produced by Bordallo Pinheiro. It is a tribute to the traditional Portuguese sardine, which plays an important role in Portuguese cuisine and is a symbol of the country's culture and identity.

The Sardinha de Lisboa is a hand-painted ceramic figure in the shape of a sardine. It is designed in vibrant colors and decorated with various patterns, designs, and motifs.

Every year, Bordallo Pinheiro designs a new collection of Sardinha de Lisboa figures, with each design created by Portuguese artists, designers, or prominent figures. These collections are often produced in limited editions and are popular with collectors and tourists alike.

• Length: 185mm
• Height: 35mm
• Width: 35mm
• Weight: 70g
• Designer: Raquel Krügel

The Sardinha de Lisboa has become a symbol of the city of Lisbon. During the festivities for Saint Anthony (Santo António), the patron saint of Lisbon, the streets of the city are decorated with colorful sardine figures. This festival takes place every year in June and attracts many visitors.

The Sardinha de Lisboa by Bordallo Pinheiro embodies the craftsmanship and artistic tradition of the brand. It is a popular souvenir for tourists, a collectible for ceramic lovers, and a symbol of Portuguese culture and gastronomy.