Antoni Kaminski Polish Folk Art May Crowning Wood Carving 14"

This Antoni Kaminski Polish folk art May Crowning piece is a 14-inch hand-carved and painted wooden collectible. It is in good used condition, has been well maintained, and the seller confirms it has no damage; please review the photos for the most accurate condition details. Free shipping is included, making it a convenient option for collectors of religious folk art and carved wood figures. Check the listing for details on any additional features, markings, or provenance not shown in the description.

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My apologies to anyone who was "watching this" I realized after the fact I had failed to note that this was made by ANTONI KAMINSKI and is actually signed (See photos) I felt this information was important enough to add a photo and this information to the listing which I can't do with outstanding offers out there. If anyone received an offer I will still honor it just click "make and offer" button and make the same offer, leave a note that I had offered you that price and I will accept it.I am delighted to offer this exquisite Polish folk-art sculpture—a hand-carved and hand-painted wooden tableau depicting a traditional May Crowning procession from rural Poland. This richly detailed piece captures the heart of a beloved springtime ritual in which village girls don regional costume, sing Marian hymns, and crown a “May Queen” (symbolic statue of the Virgin Mary) with fresh flowers.Central kneeling figure (“May Queen”) in white gown with delicate floral crown.Seven standing girls in striped folk-dress and headscarves, mouths sculpted mid-song (“O” shape) to evoke hymn-singing.Two girls at front gently lifting the wreath onto the May Queen’s head—an intimate, celebratory moment.Origin & Tradition:Crafted in Poland by an anonymous folk artisan; inspired by the annual May Crowning (Korowód Maryjny) tradition in Polish villages.Celebrates Marian devotion and spring renewal—an authentic piece of Central European religious folk heritage.Materials & Technique:Solid wood carving (likely linden or pine), fully sculpted in the round—no molded or pressed parts.Hand-painted with folk-palette pigments: rich reds, greens, blues, ochres, and crisp whites.Textured tool marks remain visible, emphasizing its handmade authenticity.Height: Approximately 37 cm (14.5″) to top of tallest headWidth: Approximately 27 cm (9″) across the shoulders of the back rowCondition:Excellent vintage condition with only minor surface wear consistent with age.No structural cracks or repairs; paint patina shows gentle age-darkening.Ready to display—ideal as a conversation-starting centerpiece, devotional art, or part of a folk-art collection.Why You’ll Love ItUnique Conversation Piece: Rare to find a folk carving capturing motion and song so vividly.Cultural & Decorative Appeal: Brings warmth, color, and a touch of Polish tradition to any home, chapel, or gallery.Collector’s Treasure: Perfect for enthusiasts of religious folk art, ethnographic objects, or hand-crafted wood sculpture.USA Seller - Ships within 3 business days (we try to ship next day)If you have any issues please contact before leaving negative feedback.We are not an Authorized Dealer, Authorized Distributor, nor Authorized Representative for any manufacturer and therefore we offer no warranties, expressed or implied for any of the products that we sell. By purchasing this item, buyer agrees that we are not responsible for any damages or injuries caused by the misuse, improper installation, or failure of the product.