Decorative Ceramic Dutch Clog Souvenir

This item is a decorative wall-hanging ceramic miniature in the shape of a traditional Dutch wooden clog (klomp). It is crafted from glazed ceramic or porcelain with a smooth, white base finish. The surface is adorned with vibrant, colorful hand-painted or decal-applied motifs. On the toe, there is a central shield-shaped crest featuring a rustic scene with a windmill, which is a classic symbol of the Netherlands. The sides and the interior heel area are decorated with intricate floral patterns, specifically featuring blue delft-style flowers and greenery in shades of red, yellow, and green. The word 'Holland' is printed clearly on the interior base of the shoe. Physically, it appears to be a mid-to-late 20th-century souvenir item, likely mass-produced for the tourism market but still showing decent craftsmanship in the application of the glaze and pigments. The condition appears to be fair; there are visible signs of dust and minor surface grime along the edges, and the piece shows some crazing or fine lines in the glaze consistent with age. It is currently mounted on a wall above a plastic fixture, suggesting it serves as a decorative keepsake rather than an antique of high value. The construction is hollow, and it lacks visible maker's marks on the exterior aside from the geographic identification.