Ceramic Decorative Plate/Wall Plaque with Brasov Motif

This item is a circular, off-white ceramic decorative plate or wall plaque, characterized by a glossy glazed finish. It features a brown transfer-printed or hand-painted illustration of a historical building or fortified gate, likely representing a landmark from Brasov, Romania. Above the building, a stylized crown motif is depicted, flanked by the words 'CETATEA' on the left and 'BRASOV' on the right, both rendered in a rustic brown font. The overall aesthetic suggests a souvenir item. Physically, the plate appears to be roughly 6-8 inches in diameter, though precise dimensions are not visible. The edges are smooth and slightly raised, forming a shallow dish-like shape. Two small, evenly spaced holes are present near the top edge, indicating its intended use as a hanging wall decoration. The ceramic material appears to be earthenware or stoneware, given its opaque, creamy base color. The illustration itself is somewhat simplistic, yet clearly depicts architectural details such as windows, an arched entryway, and what appears to be a cobbled or rocky foreground. There are no obvious chips, cracks, or significant wear visible from the provided image, suggesting good to very good condition. The craftsmanship appears to be commercial, indicative of mass or semi-mass production for the tourist market, rather than fine art pottery. The style points to a souvenir from the mid to late 20th century. The brown coloring on the off-white background gives it a somewhat antique or rustic charm.