At the center of this legacy is Paolo Frigo, Sibania’s founder and guiding spirit. Frigo’s early fascination with the expressive qualities of porcelain led him to explore its potential not just as material, but as a medium for emotion and storytelling. Drawing inspiration from the traditional Capodimonte porcelain style, he introduced innovations that allowed Sibania figurines to move beyond classic representation. His artistry is grounded in the human experience—subtle gestures, fleeting expressions, and the innocence of everyday life—translating these moments into porcelain with a delicacy that feels both eternal and intimate.

This vision is beautifully realized in Ingrid Light, one of Sibania’s signature porcelain sculptures. The figurine depicts a woman poised gracefully on her knees, exuding serenity and quiet confidence. Her olive-green gown with its white tulle petticoat is rendered with meticulous detail, using a distinctive technique where pigment is manipulated to allow the porcelain’s natural whiteness to emerge. This interplay of color and material evokes the softness of fabric, while the lifelike folds and textures showcase Sibania’s groundbreaking approach to porcelain sheets. Every detail, from the expressive tilt of her face to the sculpted strands of hair, is executed with precision, transforming Ingrid Light into more than a figurine—it becomes an embodiment of elegance, craftsmanship, and timeless beauty.

Through works like Ingrid Light, Paolo Frigo affirms Sibania’s philosophy: porcelain is not simply a craft but a form of fine art capable of stirring emotion. Today, the brand continues to operate from its Vicenza workshop, where artisans, designers, and painters refine each creation with the same devotion to artistry that has defined Sibania from the start. Whether admired as a decorative centerpiece or cherished as part of a collection, every Sibania figurine reflects the pinnacle of Italian luxury—an enduring union of tradition, innovation, and emotional depth.