| Weight | 18.08 lbs |
|---|---|
| Brands |
Lladro |
| Sculptor |
Eva Maria Cuerva |
Lladro Star Wars Darth Vader Sculpture. Limited Edition
$3,500.00
A porcelain creation portraying the master of the dark side of the Force, Darth Vader, with all his magnetism, the latest addition to the Star Wars by Lladró collection. Handcrafted in matte black porcelain with touches of glaze, Darth Vader is a limited edition of just 504 units, the number paying tribute to May 4, Star Wars day. With his instantly recognizable black armor, Darth Vader is a must-have piece for lovers of Star Wars.
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