Zsolnay, figures Incas and Robotic of Nador Judit (1970 ca.)

Robotic and “Inca” frog designed by Nador Judit for the Zsolnay manufacture in the 1970s. The technique is called “eosine”, that is to say a particular luster porcelain stoneware that in the green color takes on a metallic appearance. 15 x 10 x h 12 cm.

Robotic and “Inca” owl designed by Nador Judit for the Zsolnay manufacture in the 1970s. The technique is called “eosin”, that is to say a particular luster porcelain stoneware which in the green color takes on a metallic appearance. Diameter 8 x h 14 cm.

Robotic and “Inca” rooster designed by Nador Judit for the Zsolnay manufacture in the 70s. The technique is called “eosine”, that is to say a particular luster porcelain stoneware that in the green color takes on a metallic appearance. 12 x 6 x h 15 cm.

“Inca” centerpiece designed by Nador Judit for the Zsolnay manufacture in the 1970s. The technique is called “eosin”, that is to say a particular luster porcelain stoneware which in the green color takes on a metallic appearance. Diameter 22 x h 10 cm.

Robotic and “Inca” dog designed by Nador Judit for the Zsolnay manufacture in the 70s. The technique is called “eosine”, that is to say a particular luster porcelain stoneware that in the green color takes on a metallic appearance. 6 x 12 x h 12 cm.

Robotic and “Inca” owl designed by Nador Judit for the Zsolnay manufacture in the 1970s. The technique is called “eosine”, that is to say a particular luster porcelain stoneware that in the green color takes on a metallic appearance. 9 x 9 x h 14 cm.

Robotic and “Incaic” eagle designed by Nador Judit for the Zsolnay manufacture in the 1970s. The technique is called “eosine”, that is to say a particular luster porcelain stoneware that in the green color takes on a metallic appearance. 12 x 7 x h 11 cm.

Robotic and “Incaic” fish designed by Nador Judit for the Zsolnay manufacture in the 1970s. The technique is called “eosine”, that is to say a particular luster porcelain stoneware that in the green color takes on a metallic appearance.

Robotic maternity designed by Judit Nador for the Zsolnay manufacture in 1970. The technique is called “eosine”, that is to say a particular luster porcelain stoneware which, in green coloring, produces a metallic effect on the object. H 22 cm.