As soon as the regular sale ends, we will switch to pre-order sales.
This pottery was created for the ``Pippi Longstocking World Exhibition'' held to commemorate the 150th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between Japan and Sweden.
The famous scene that appeared on the cover of Pippi's picture book is recreated. It looks like Pippi is lifting the horse, or Pippi is doing a handstand on top of the horse. This work is packed with Lisa's playful spirit.
[Limited quantity novelty] Drawstring gift!
We will give away a special purse just for this occasion, depicting "Pippi with horse", which is the basis of the Pony series. Those who purchase one of all five types of ponies or "Pippi with horse" from the online store will receive it on a first-come, first-served basis.
*Due to limited quantity, it will end as soon as it runs out.
Lisa Larsonfirst designed Pippi Longstocking pottery in 1969.
Works with the main character Pippi as a motif were produced for two years until 1971, and are still loved by collectors around the world.
Pippi Longstocking is a masterpiece of Swedish children's literature published in over 100 countries around the world.
During the Pippi boom of 1969, Gustavsberg commissioned Lisa to design a ceramic Pippi with the chimpanzee Nilsson on her shoulder.
This is a rare photo of the original author Astrid Lindgren (left) and Lisa (right) standing side by side looking at the work.
Mr. Lindgren was impressed by this pottery, and the two began to have a close relationship.
The ceramic piece that the two of them are looking at, showing Pippi standing with a monkey on her shoulder, has never been reprinted.
In the wake of the "World Exhibition of Pippi Longstocking" held to commemorate the 150th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between Japan and Sweden,
A new pottery called "Pippi with Horse" has been produced.
