Carved Wooden Figural Sculpture of a Reclining Woman

This is a carved wooden sculpture depicting a reclining or crouching female figure. The sculpture is made from a warm-toned wood, possibly mahogany or teak, displaying a fine grain that adds to its natural aesthetic. The figure is stylized, with elongated limbs and a smooth, unadorned surface. Her head is oval-shaped and featureless, resting on one hand, while her body is contorted into a thoughtful or pensive pose, knees bent and one arm supporting her upper torso. The craftsmanship appears to be of good quality, with smooth curves and a polished finish indicating careful hand-carving and sanding. There are no visible maker's marks or signatures, suggesting it might be an unbranded decorative piece. The item appears to be in good condition with a visible patina that hints at some age, though no significant damage like cracks or chips are immediately apparent from the provided images. The base is not fully visible, but the figure rests on what appears to be a separate, ornate dark metal or wood stand with patterned cutouts and scalloped edges, which itself adds to the overall decorative appeal. This piece likely dates from the mid-20th century, possibly reflecting Modernist or Art Deco influences through its clean lines and minimalist figuration. Its size appears substantial enough to serve as a prominent decorative accent.