Fallas Collection

Virgen de los desamparados (Our Lady of the Forsaken) in preparation for the offering of the flowers ceremony during the Fallas festival in Valencia, Spain

Falleros marching at the flower offering ceremony (ofrena de flors or ofrenda de flores) during the annual Fallas Festival, Valencia, Spain

Street light decoration during the Annual Fallas Festival, Valencia, Spain

Night view of giant sculptures during the Annual Fallas Festival, Valencia, Spain

Night view of giant sculptures in Ruzafa or Russafa ward during the Annual Fallas Festival, Valencia, Spain

Falleras women wearing traditional dress and surgical mask in a parade during the 2021 Fallas festival edition, Valencia, Valencian Community, Spain

Fallas sculptures, Valencia, Valencian Community, Spain

Street with Falla sculpture in the background, Valencia, Valencian Community, Spain

The Fallas or Falles, a traditional celebration held annually in commemoration of Saint Joseph, Valencia, Spain

Three Kings Islands/ Falla's skink. North Island New Zealand
MAB-519 Three Kings Islands / Falla's skink. North Island New Zealand Oligosoma fallai Mark Boulton Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only

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Immerse yourself in the vibrant traditions of Fallas, a spectacular festival held annually in Valencia, Spain. The city comes alive with colorful celebrations and awe-inspiring sights that will leave you breathless. One of the highlights is the offering of flowers to Virgen de los desamparados (Our Lady of the Forsaken), where falleros march proudly, adorned in traditional dress, as they pay homage to their beloved patron saint. As night falls, the streets transform into a magical wonderland with enchanting street light decorations illuminating every corner. But it's the giant sculptures that truly steal the show. These magnificent works of art tower over the cityscape, showcasing incredible craftsmanship and creativity. In Ruzafa or Russafa ward, you'll find an extraordinary display of these colossal sculptures that seem to come alive under the moonlit sky. Each sculpture tells a unique story and represents different aspects of Valencian culture. Even amidst challenging times like 2021 when masks became part of our daily lives due to global circumstances, Falleras women gracefully parade through the streets wearing both traditional dress and surgical masks—a symbol of resilience and unity. Everywhere you turn during Fallas, there's something captivating to behold. From intricate Falla sculptures dotting every street corner to breathtaking views that capture your heart—Valencia becomes a playground for joyous festivities. Join us as we celebrate this cherished tradition honoring Saint Joseph by immersing ourselves in this mesmerizing spectacle known as Fallas.