Folk Art Old World Santa Claus Figurine

This is a vintage-style Santa Claus figurine, likely cast from resin or a cold-cast stoneware material, designed with an 'Old World' or folk-art aesthetic. The figure is approximately 8 to 12 inches tall and features a deep crimson red robe and hood with a matte, slightly textured flocking-like finish. Santa is depicted in a walking pose, carrying a large tan sack over his shoulder filled with painted toys, including a blue ornament and a wooden house. He wears a wreath of faux evergreen with red berry accents around his pointed hood and holds a small green pine tree in his left hand. His face is finely detailed with realistic skin tones, a flowing white beard, and expressive eyes. The base is white and textured to simulate snow. Regarding condition, there is visible chipping and paint loss on the brown toy house inside the sack, as well as some minor scuffing on the red garment. The style suggests it was manufactured in the late 20th century (1980s-1990s), drawing inspiration from Belsnickle or Victorian European traditions. The craftsmanship is high, with attention to the folds of the fabric and the multi-dimensional accessories, though it appears to be a mass-produced collectible rather than a one-of-a-kind hand-carved piece.