The Lladró Practice Makes Perfect (No. 1408) figurine is a charming and delicate porcelain sculpture depicting a young ballerina devotedly practising at her barre. Crafted in Lladró’s signature glossy finish, the piece captures the elegance, poise, and innocence of childhood dedication. The ballerina stands in a soft pose, one leg gently raised, with her arms resting lightly on the wooden-style support. Beautifully modelled folds in the dancer’s tutu and the subtle shading of her pastel costume showcase Lladró’s renowned sculpting and hand-painting expertise. Her serene expression and graceful posture evoke themes of patience, discipline, and the beauty of learning. This figurine is highly sought after by collectors, particularly since its retirement in 2001. As with all Lladró pieces, each sculpture is handcrafted and hand-painted in Valencia, Spain, making Practice Makes Perfect an elegant addition to any collection of fine porcelain art.