Mid-century Marwal chalkware bust of a Polynesian hula lady, featuring hand-painted details like a coral-colored hibiscus flower in her hair. These sculptures, often referred to as "poor man's porcelain" due to being made from plaster of Paris and gypsum, were popular decorative items during the 1950s and 1960s. This particular example is in immaculate condition with no chips or cracks. Large and heavy. Look at those handpainted eyes. Imagine explaining this to your guests.