Woman Sewing Porcelain Figurine

The item is a delicate porcelain figurine depicting a woman seated in a chair, engrossed in needlepoint, embroidery or stitching. She is dressed in a traditional style, wearing a long white or light colored apron over a darker colored dress, with a white headscarf covering her hair. The apron and the fabric she is working on have intricate patterns in red and blue or teal, suggesting floral or geometric embroidery. The woman is sitting in a brown, possibly wooden, high-backed chair. Her expression is one of serene concentration. The figurine appears to be glazed, giving it a smooth, glossy finish. The colors are muted and naturalistic, typical of certain styles of porcelain figures. There are no obvious chips, cracks, or repairs visible in the image. The detail in the needlework and the fabric folds are particularly noticeable, indicating a degree of craftsmanship. The shoes she is wearing also show fine detail. The overall impression is one of tranquility and domesticity. Without a clear view of the base, it's difficult to determine the exact maker or age, but the style is reminiscent of mid to late 20th-century European porcelain manufacturers. The surrounding items in the display case suggest it might be part of a larger collection of similar figurines.

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