These Nazran Govinder products were licensed by Govinder's closest relatives after his death in 2008. They were produced for a short while in 2013 by Border Fine Arts and Enesco. They are now difficult to find and quite collectable.
We will be listing more from this series over coming weeks - please message us if you are looking for a particular piece. (We no longer have any of Royal Worcester's Govinder; we do have statues, mugs, clocks, notebooks, coasters and dishes)

*In 2004 Govinder became the ‘Best Selling Published Artist’ in the industry’s Fine Art Trade Guild Awards. He died suddenly and unexpectedly four years later on December 30, 2008.

His work was and remains highly regarded worldwide - having a particular following in Japan.

"Composition usually begins life as pure abstract shapes. Flow of line and form, as well as negative shapes, are important here. I also look for connections between shapes and link them with connecting lines. The balance and harmony of colour pull the whole composition together. The end result is part defined and part abstract.

In my ‘pure’ abstracts I look to nature and emotion, and build on that. From life seen through the window of a speeding car, or the blurred reflection of a city seen through bleary eyes, to the depiction of a single moment of intense emotion expressed through layers of paint. It’s a very pure art form." G. Nazran.