Intricate Brown and Gray Satyr or faun with flute Sculpture occupied Japan

This captivating sculpture showcases a simian figure in a seated pose, crafted with intricate detail in warm brown and subtle gray hues. The expressive features and thoughtful design make it a standout piece in any art collection. 3” tall The image shows a small, vintage figurine identified as "Occupied Japan," likely made between 1945 and 1952. This figurine depicts a mythological satyr or faun, characterized by human-like upper body and goat-like lower body, playing a pan flute. It is made of ceramic or porcelain and features hand-painted details. Key features of the figurine: Subject: A satyr or faun playing a pan flute, a common motif in "Occupied Japan" collectibles. Material: Ceramic or porcelain, typical materials used for figurines during this period. Painting: Hand-painted with details including the facial features, hair, and the stripes on the pan flute. Base: The figurine sits on a gray, rocky-looking base. Marking: Although not visible in the image, items from this period are typically marked with "Occupied Japan" or "Made in Occupied Japan" to indicate their origin during the Allied occupation. "Occupied Japan" items are collectible due to their historical context and the variety of goods produced during this period. These items were made for export as Japan worked to rebuild its economy after World War II, and the marking was a requirement for export during the occupation period.