Small Ceramic/Terracotta Figurine with Textured Brown Top

The item appears to be a small, possibly ceramic or terracotta, figurine or decorative object, held in the palm of a hand, suggesting it is relatively small, perhaps 2-3 inches in height or width. Its color scheme includes a rich, earthy orange on the lower portion and a textured, dark brown overglaze on the upper section. The brown section exhibits an undulating, organic shape, reminiscent of frothing liquid, perhaps coffee, or a stylized hair/mane design. There's a prominent circular hole visible on the underside, which suggests it might function as a decorative vent, an opening for a small plant, or perhaps part of a larger set where air circulation is needed. The texture of the piece seems to be unglazed in some areas, particularly the orange base, and possibly glazed or partially glazed on the dark brown top. A small, light yellow paper label is adhered to the underside near the central hole. While the text on the label is mostly illegible, the word "TRUM" or "TRUA" is faintly discernible, likely indicating the manufacturer or origin. The overall condition appears good, with no obvious cracks, chips, or significant wear visible from this angle, though the textured brown area might have some minor surface irregularities inherent to its design. The aesthetic combines rustic and possibly whimsical elements, suggesting it could be from the mid-20th century to contemporary period, with a handcrafted, artisanal feel.