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10.5" Hand-Made Figurine, Woman with Tambourine, Palermo Italy Ceramiche FA.LE.S

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Original price was: $43.99.Current price is: $26.39.

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Item Length : 10.5 in
Color : Multicolor
Character Family : na
Brand : Handmade
Size : Large
Number in Pack : 1
UPC : na
Artist : Ceramiche FA.LE.S
Time Period Manufactured : 1980-1989
Country/Region of Manufacture : Italy
Department : Adults
Finish : Glossy
Theme : Woman
Pattern : na
Subject : Women
Type : Figurine
Occasion : All Occasions
Material : Ceramic
gtin13 : na
Character : Gypsy
Original/Reproduction : Original
Features : Hand Painted
Style : 1980s
Room : Any Room
Collection : na

Add a touch of whimsy to your home decor with this stunning, hand-crafted 10.5-inch figurine. Made by Ceramiche FA.LE.S in Palermo, Italy, this figurine depicts a beautiful gypsy woman with a tambourine. The glossy finish and hand-painted details make this piece a unique addition to any room. This collectible figurine is perfect for all occasions and will surely impress any art enthusiast. The multicolor design, along with the woman’s intricate details, make this piece a true beauty. Whether you’re a collector or simply looking for a beautiful decoration, this handmade figurine is a must-have. OK, that’s the AI description. Let me add a few details. I really like this figurine. I believe the woman is what we used to call a “gypsy,” but now more appropriate would be a Romani (Roma). The expression on her face is remarkable–stern and determined, as she plays a colorful tambourine. The long green skirt has hand-decorated details and a pink apron, she’s wearing a yellow shirt and a blue shawl. The figurine stands about 10.5 inches high and 3-5/8 inches across the foot-ring. She is in very good to excellent condition, with just some very faint crazing around the face. There are a few paint skips (such as on the top of the head), which are original to manufacture and not flakes or chips. The bottom of the figurine has a hand-written black mark for Ceramiche FA.LE.S (PA). I’ve been searching online for weeks without finding an identity for this ceramicist. All I’ve found is that PA perhaps stands for the region of Palermo, Sicily. I also don’t really have a clue about the date it was created. I thought perhaps 1980s because of the styles and colors, but that’s just a guess. If you have more questions, don’t hesitate to contact me.

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