Porcelain Seated Buddha/Bodhisattva Figurine

This is a porcelain figurine depicting a seated Buddha or Bodhisattva figure. The figure is shown in a meditative or contemplative pose, with one hand gently resting on the cheek, supporting the head, and the other hand resting in the lap. The material appears to be glazed porcelain or ceramic, primarily in a dark reddish-brown hue for the robes, contrasting with the pale, nearly white skin tone of the face, neck, and hands. The robes are intricately decorated with gold and white accents, forming elaborate patterns that suggest luxurious fabric. These patterns include swirling motifs and floral or geometric designs, indicating a high level of decorative detail. The figure has a serene expression, with closed eyes, and wears a black topknot or bun hairstyle. A delicate necklace is visible around the neck. The craftsmanship indicates mass production but with an attention to detail in the painted elements. No visible cracks, chips, or significant wear are apparent from the provided image, suggesting good condition. The style points towards an East Asian influence, possibly from the 20th century or late 19th century. The specific size is not discernible from the image alone, but it appears to be a smaller-scale decorative item suitable for a shelf or mantelpiece. The base is not clearly visible to check for maker's marks or stamps, but this type of ceramic work often has marks on the underside.