Born in the pages of late-1960s manga and enduring across countless films and TV series, Doraemon is the 22nd-century time-traveller who arrives to help Nobita Nobi with gadgets from his four-dimensional pocket. Lladró’s interpretation preserves that joyful spirit with vibrant enamel colours — deep blue body, red nose, yellow bell — and smooth, high-gloss surfaces that echo the animation’s freshness in a fine-porcelain medium.

As a bridge between East-Asian pop culture and European artisanal porcelain, the Doraemon figure fits naturally within Lladró’s growing portfolio of contemporary icons. For collectors, it offers a crossover appeal: anime heritage rendered in a durable, display-ready art object. For design lovers, it’s a concise study in character silhouette, surface, and colour — proof that playful subjects can carry sculptural presence.

Positioned on a desk, shelf, or in a lit cabinet, the glossy finish amplifies the saturated palette, while the compact size (just over 14 cm high) makes the piece easy to place. The modelling emphasises Doraemon’s friendly geometry — rounded forms, crisp contours — inviting multiple viewing angles without losing the character’s essential simplicity.

Key Details at a Glance

• Launch year: 2025
• Finish: Gloss
• Colour: Blue and white with red/yellow details
• Sculptor: Eva Maria Cuerva
• Dimensions: Height 5.512 in · Width 4.724 in · Length 3.15 in
• Weight: Approx. 1.3 lb
• Material: Porcelain; hand modelled and enamelled
• Insurance: Piece includes insurance (per Lladró’s listing)

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