The ninots indultats of the Fallas 2026 can now be seen at the Fallero Museum in Valencia. Among them are the work of Pedro Santaeulalia and the children's ninot by Zvonimir Ostoic 'Z'.
The Fallero Museum in Valencia has added the ninots indultats of the Fallas 2026 to its collection, which can now be visited in its halls. The first of the works is “Deixem la guerra en pau,” by Pedro Santaeulalia, created for the Sueca-Literat Azorín falla, part of the Onírica falla, reflecting the suffering of children in armed conflicts.
This is the second indulted piece by Santaeulalia that is part of the museum, as it also preserves “Iaio i neta,” awarded in 1997 for the Arxiduc Carles-Xiva falla. The other addition is the children's ninot of 2026, titled “La meua germana és la nova fallera major infantil de València,” by artist Zvonimir Ostoic “Z,” for the Espartero-Ramón y Cajal falla.
This children's work includes three connected scenes: the family embrace, the potter with the albahaquero that the City Council gifts to the falleras mayores, and the entrance to the Espartero-Ramón y Cajal falla's casal. With these pieces, the museum expands its collection dedicated to the festival, which now exceeds a hundred historical ninots.
Additionally, the museum now displays the official portrait of the fallera mayor of València 2026, Carmen Prades Gil, a hyper-realistic work by painter Josep Borrell. The official poster for the Fallas 2026, designed by Vicent Ramon, has also been hung and can be viewed in the facilities.
The Fallero Museum is open from Tuesday to Saturday from 10 am to 6 pm, and on Sundays and holidays from 10 am to 1 pm. It is closed on Mondays and the afternoons of holidays, and groups of more than ten people need to make a prior appointment.
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