"Dancer and Musician" 1950s Vintage Soviet Ukrainian Porcelain Figurine

A beautifully stylized scene of Ukrainian folk life, this vintage porcelain figurine from the renowned Polonne factory captures a tender moment: a seated musician strums a bandura-like instrument while a woman in a flowing red dress and headscarf dances beside him, one hand playfully brushing her hair back.

Crafted in the Ukrainian SSR during the Soviet era, the piece reflects the mid-century fascination with national folklore, music, and rural beauty. Rich in hand-painted details — including traditional embroidery motifs and touches of gold, it’s a striking decorative object and a charming window into Slavic cultural heritage.

Details:
• Hand-painted glazed porcelain
• Crafted in the 1950s–60s
• Height: approx. 15–17 cm
• Excellent vintage condition — no chips, cracks, or repairs

The Polonne Art Ceramics Factory was one of the most prominent porcelain manufacturers in the Soviet Union. Located in Polonne (now Ukraine), the factory became famous for its beautifully crafted figurines and decorative porcelain during the mid-20th century. These items often featured folk motifs, ballet scenes, working-class heroes, and symbols of Soviet idealism.

Rendered in glossy white porcelain with vibrant color detailing and ornate patterns, this figurine embodies the exuberance of Eastern European folk art. Whether you're a collector of Soviet memorabilia or a lover of retro interior design, this piece adds charm, movement, and history to any shelf or display.

Excellent vintage condition, with no chips, cracks, or repairs. A beautiful artifact of cultural heritage and nostalgic design. 1 available.