This hand-carvedcherub showcases classic craftsmanshipdating back, presumably, to the 19th century. Its last known origin is the picturesque Tatra Mountains area in Southern Poland, giving it a lovely rustic alpine heritage.
Similar wooden cherub figures are meant to hang flat against a wall. This piece, however, has the rare advantage of being crafted as a freestanding figurine—offering greater display versatility and a more impactful, sculptural presence in your home.
The sculpture features an open-winged design and has acquired a lovely patina from age. Note the missing fingertip.
