ANRI is a brand of Italian wood-carved figurines. They are particularly famous for the wood carvings that originated in Santa Cristina, Northern Italy, in the early 18th century. These figurines began as the handiwork of shepherds and were unified as "ANRI" in 1912. Their characteristics include elaborate carvings produced through a division of labor and unique coloring techniques by specialized colorists. The wood used is Alpine maple and linden, with only old trees of 80 years or more being carefully selected. The perfect finish and the beauty that comes with aging have captivated collectors around the world. This wood carving of a shepherd boy holding a lantern is by Juan Ferrandiz, a popular ANRI artist, along with Sarah Kay. The gentle colors and heartwarming, kind smiles are characteristic of Ferrandiz's works. It has been displayed indoors for a long time, so I think the vintage feel has increased. Although it's a layman's inspection, I didn't see any color fading or damage. ● To prevent switching, returns and exchanges are not possible unless there is a clear problem. ● This is a used item, and it has been inspected by an amateur, so please consider it only if you understand. ● I cannot answer detailed questions about the purchase date, year, or frequency of use. ● Everything in the photos is included. ● Please understand that it will be simply packaged (especially ceramic products are carefully wrapped with cushioning material). Silent purchase is welcome.