A decorative sculpture depicting an elegant Borzoi greyhound, made of glazed ceramic and dating from the 1940s. The figure, defined by a slender silhouette and a highly dynamic pose, effectively embodies the Art Deco aesthetic, characterized by a focus on formal synthesis, movement, and the stylization of proportions. The surface features a refined polychrome decoration applied with an airbrush, a technique that allows for delicate shading in warm tones of amber, honey, and brown, emphasizing the rhythm of the coat and the sculptural quality of the modeling. The natural craquelé patina that has developed over time further enriches the work’s textural character, resulting in an object of remarkable decorative presence and significant craftsmanship.