
Crystal glass figurine of a pig by Swarovski
History
Swarovski has been producing precision-cut crystal figurines since 1976, when the company introduced its first crystal mouse. The pig figurine is part of Swarovski's beloved animal collection, which became highly collectible throughout the 1980s and 1990s. These pieces showcase the company's mastery of crystal cutting techniques, with each facet designed to capture and reflect light beautifully. The addition of colored crystal details, such as the black eyes and red accents seen on this piece, demonstrates Swarovski's attention to detail and craftsmanship. Swarovski crystal figurines appeal to a dedicated community of collectors worldwide who appreciate fine crystal artistry and decorative objects. These pieces are valued for their precision craftsmanship, optical clarity, and the way they transform light into brilliant displays. Collectors often seek complete sets or rare retired pieces, making Swarovski figurines both decorative treasures and potential investment pieces. The pig design holds particular charm as a symbol of good luck and prosperity in many cultures, adding to its collectible appeal.
Origin
Wattens, Tyrol, Austria
Maker
Swarovski
Time period
circa 1980–2000