Caraja Terra Cotta Woman and Child Fertility Figure character It bears the company name

It  bears the company name and location on the interior bottom of the box and I believe likely dates to the second decade of the 20th century

The back side is painted in the same manner as the front

There is a bit of white paint spattered on the top edge of the frame--minor and not visible when hung on the wall

6 1/4" at narrowest diameter

Caraja Terra Cotta Woman and Child Fertility Figure character It bears the company nameI discovered this wonderful little clay woman with child at the estate sale of a choreographer in Boston's Beacon Hill neighborhood, who had a fantastic collection of objects from around the world, ancient to contemporary and I fell in love with her immediately. I love the black hair, big round painted eye with sculpted nose between them, the exaggerated hands with individuated fingers, and the way she lifts and cradles her child, who so intimately