This elegant ceramic statue is a representative example of Czechoslovak Art Deco from the 1920s. It represents a period when local ceramic production reached its peak and gained international recognition for originality and quality. Although the author is unknown, the sculpture bears a clear signature. This fact confirms its origin in a professional studio and increases the value for a collector.

The piece consists of ceramics and stands out because of the stylized shapes and clean lines. These features are very typical for the Art Deco era. The statue remains in the original condition and is well preserved without significant mechanical damage. Such a state is rare for ceramic sculptures from this period. This piece is a perfect example of the refined taste during the First Republic. It will be a highlight of any interior focused on the design of the interwar period.