Figural ceramic sculpture created in Czechoslovakia during the 1960s–1970s. Originally produced as a decorative piece for a kindergarten garden, it reflects the period’s playful and durable approach to public art.
Made of fired clay with a dense, hard shard, the surface shows natural coloration from the firing process — a balanced mix of earthy brown, terracotta red, and subtle charcoal grey. The finish is matte, preserving its original handmade texture.
Exceptionally well-preserved with no visible cracks or repairs. A rare and expressive example of mid-century ceramic craftsmanship designed for outdoor settings.
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SILVER Seller in Praha, Czechia
