Koka figūra “Raguvé”

The wooden carved figurine group appears to be a folk art composition labeled “Рагува” (Raguvė, likely referencing the Lithuanian town of Raguva) by artist J. Стаженко (J. Stazhenko), dated 26.11.92 with serial number 2-ЛН-029310-ГП, depicting villagers with musicians around trees on a base approximately 40 cm long. Bought as a souvenir in Moscow in the early 1990s, it represents Baltic (possibly Lithuanian or Latvian) hand-carved woodcraft from the Soviet era’s end.
This is a hand-carved wooden scene showing traditional rural life: women in dresses, men with hats (one playing accordion), evoking Eastern European folk themes. The Cyrillic labeling and 1992 date tie it to post-Soviet artisanal production, common in souvenir shops for tourists.