Porcelain mini-figurine "Cossack Woman" (marked ATTA, Polonne)

Collectible miniature figurine "Cossack Woman" (from the "Folk Dances" series)

Material: Hard-paste porcelain, decorated with underglaze and overglaze colored enamels, and gilding.

Manufacturer: Polonne Art Ceramics Factory (Polonne ZHK), Ukraine.
Sculptor (Form Designer): Renowned Soviet artist and sculptor Nina Fedorivna Bobyk.

Marking (Stamp): Original blue underglaze "ATTA" mark (an export-style oval featuring vertical triangles).

Period of Creation: Late 1990s – early 2000s.

Condition: Collector's condition. The porcelain is free of chips, cracks, or signs of restoration. The vibrant enamels and the gold ornamentation on the sleeves remain in their original state.

Exact dimensions of the miniature:
• Height: 7 cm to 8.5 cm (typical size for this factory's series of porcelain miniatures).
• Width: approximately 4.5 cm – 5 cm.

Professional description of the item: An original collectible mini-figurine titled "Cossack Woman," crafted in the tradition of Ukrainian folk-style porcelain miniatures. The figurine depicts a young woman in traditional Ukrainian attire: a voluminous white embroidered blouse (*vyshyvanka*), a wrap-around skirt (*plakhta*), and a vibrant floral wreath atop her head. The sleeves of the blouse are hand-decorated with geometric patterns, while a substantial gold-toned necklace adorns her neck.
This piece holds particular interest for collectors due to the presence of a rare blue underglaze mark, "ATTA"—a stamp used on exports from the Polonne Art Ceramics Factory following its reorganization. As a solid-cast small-scale sculpture, it is distinguished by the intricate detailing of the face and clothing elements. It would serve as an elegant interior accent or a valuable find for collectors of Ukrainian-themed porcelain and rare factory marks.