Tiny Ceramic Figure on Horseback, Presumed Chinese scorpio Haystack Mountain School of Crafts

Haystack Mountain School of Crafts in Maine and Arrowmont School of Arts and Crafts in Tennessee

it works summer to winter and with everything--I think it would be the perfect piece to wear with jeans and a t-shirt while throwing a pot or with a breezy linen dress to a farm-to-table dinner

which I would guess date from the the 1940s or earlier

3" tall x 2

as documented in photos

Tiny Ceramic Figure on Horseback, Presumed Chinese scorpio Haystack Mountain School of CraftsIm so intrigued by this tiny clay figure on horseback, which measures all of about one inch tall. At first the style of the horse made me think It might be Italian, but Ive since found that it bears a strong resemblance to ancient Chinese archers and warriors on horses, and the figures costume particularly seems to suggest Chinese. At some point it must have been glued to a base or part of some larger scenario, as there are a few bits of paper stuck