Japanese-Style Girl Figurine with Cherry Blossoms

The item is a ceramic or plaster figurine depicting a stylized Japanese girl, likely a Kokeshi doll or similar folk art interpretation. It stands upright, appearing to be approximately 10-14 inches tall based on its proportion to the surrounding furniture. The primary color of the figurine is a matte white or off-white, suggesting unglazed bisque-ware or a painted finish. The girl wears a kimono-like robe, adorned with hand-painted cherry blossom (sakura) branches in shades of pink, red, and dark brown for the branches. The flowers are rendered with distinct individual petals. A prominent green band, possibly representing an obi or sash, encircles the waist area. The doll's facial features include simple, dark, downcast eyes and a small, delicate mouth painted in red. Her hair is styled in a bob with bangs, also rendered in the same white material, and she has a heart-shaped topknot or hair ornament with a small red rectangle detail at its center. Her hands are depicted holding what appears to be a patterned basket or purse, painted in orange and light green tones with a stippled or textured effect. Visible condition appears good, with no obvious cracks, chips, or major paint loss, though the matte finish might be prone to smudges or dirt. The craftsmanship suggests a folk art or hobbyist piece, possibly a ceramic pour mold that was then hand-painted. The style period is likely mid to late 20th century, given the commonality of such decorative items in mass production or craft settings during that era. There are no discernible maker's marks or signatures from the visible angles. The quality is typical for a decorative ceramic piece, characterized by its hand-painted details and molded form.