White Faux-Feather Owl Decorative Ornament

This item is a small, stylized decorative ornament depicting a white owl, likely a Snowy Owl, originating from Japan. The piece is constructed using a lightweight core—possibly foam or thin plastic—covered in layers of synthetic white faux feathers and textured fabric elements. The facial area features a soft, fuzzy texture around two large, amber-colored plastic eyes with black pupils, finished with a small black conical beak. Its body displays overlapping scale-like patterns to mimic ventral plumage. A notable feature is the pair of articulated-style legs made from wire wrapped in off-white twine or cord, ending in three-toed claws. The overall construction is consistent with late 20th-century to contemporary seasonal decor or 'forest-style' interior accents common in Japanese gift shops. The condition appears fair to good; there are visible signs of wear including slightly frayed feathers on the wings and ruffling of the head fibers. No distinct maker's marks are visible on the exterior, though such items often carried paper labels indicating 'Made in Japan'. Its craftsmanship is representative of mass-produced novelty items designed for temporary seasonal display rather than high-end collectibles.