Bulgarian Rabbit Themed Postage Stamp, 10 Stotinki

The item is a postage stamp, primarily rendered in a monochromatic orange-red hue, indicating it might be a single-color print or a stamp from an older era where color printing was limited or simplified. The stamp features a central depiction of what appears to be a rabbit, possibly a domestic or wild rabbit breed, given its form and posture, which is somewhat indistinct but observable. The rabbit is shown in a dynamic pose, possibly running or leaping, with its ears somewhat erect. The background behind the rabbit is also rendered in the same orange-red tone, with some lighter and darker variations suggesting texture or foliage. At the top of the stamp, there is text which is partially legible as "BULGARIE", indicating the country of origin to be Bulgaria, consistent with a French-language rendering of the country's name. In the upper right corner, the number "10" is clearly visible, likely denoting the denomination of the stamp, possibly in 'stotinki', the fractional currency of Bulgaria. At the bottom of the stamp, there is additional text in Cyrillic script, which appears to spell out "БЪЛГАРИЯ" (BALGARIYA), also meaning Bulgaria. The stamp has perforated edges, a standard feature for separation from a sheet. The overall condition appears fair to good, with some slight blurring or fuzziness in the image, which could be due to the photograph itself rather than the stamp's actual condition. There are no obvious tears, creases, or major discolorations visible, suggesting it has been reasonably well-preserved. The style suggests it could be from the mid to late 20th century. The quality of the printing appears adequate for a postage stamp of its time, though the precise details are difficult to discern from the provided image.