Iridescent Angel with Horn and Vessel

This item is a decorative sculpture featuring an angel holding a large, ovoid vessel and playing a horn. The piece stands upright on a circular base and appears to be made of ceramic or resin, finished with a lustrous glaze. The predominant color is a soft, pale blue or lavender, enhancing the ethereal quality of the angel figure. The vessel is particularly striking, exhibiting a strong iridescent effect that reflects multiple colors, including pink, green, and blue, suggesting a mother-of-pearl or opalescent finish. This iridescence creates dynamic visual interest as light hits its surface. The angel has long, flowing hair and is depicted in a long, draped gown that pools at her feet, concealing them for the most part, though one foot is partially visible. She has wings visible behind her shoulders, extending upwards to cradle the iridescent vessel. In her hands, she holds a slender, trumpet-like horn, which has a distinct metallic, possibly gold or brass-toned bell. The craftsmanship appears to be of a moderately detailed quality, with sculpted features on the angel's face, hair, and drapery. There are no immediately apparent signs of damage like chips, cracks, or repairs, and the glaze appears intact and evenly applied. The style suggests it could be a devotional item, part of a holiday decoration, or a whimsical decorative accent. Its estimated age could range from the late 20th century to contemporary production, given the common use of such iridescent glazes in more recent ceramic and resin pieces. The smooth finish and lack of visible brushstrokes indicate a molded manufacturing process rather than hand-sculpting from raw clay.