(MCM) Wooden Carving Pair - St. Lucia Dancers

These are vintage, hand-carved wooden sculptures from St. Lucia, representing Caribbean folk art. The pair depicts a man and a woman in a stylized, elongated form: The Man: Is shown in a dynamic pose, likely playing a drum or dancing. The Woman: Is depicted in a traditional "market woman" pose, carrying a basket on her head. Origin: The base of each figure is explicitly inscribed with "ST. LUCIA", identifying them as artisanal souvenirs or local crafts from the island. Material: They are carved from a dark, polished wood, possibly a local tropical hardwood like mahogany or blue mahoe, common in Caribbean woodworking. Era: These types of "mid-century modern" (MCM) influenced folk carvings were highly popular between the 1950s and 1970s.