A timeless and sophisticated objet d'art, this porcelain fruit plate belongs to the Galtaji Monkey Temple series inspired by renowned Hindu temple, visited by artist Vito Nesta during his travels around the world. Fashioned of fine porcelain, it depicts a sepia-colored representation of three monkeys playing together on tree branches, adding a dynamic and cheerful sense of movement.
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