wooden sculpture of a horse's head, which appears to be a piece of folk art

wooden sculpture of a horse's head, which appears to be a piece of folk art. The sculpture is carved from a rough, reddish-brown wood and has black hair for a mane and forelock. It features a white diamond marking on its forehead and black, painted eyes and nostrils. The horse is depicted wearing a black and white cravat or collar. The sculpture is mounted on a rectangular wooden base, also carved from the same type of wood. This sculpture is placed outdoors, on top of a large, weathered wooden spool, which is a common industrial item repurposed for outdoor display or seating. The spool is marked with faded blue lettering, including the word "KÖNITE". Surrounding the spool is a grassy area and a rough stone wall or foundation. In the background, there is a building with a light-colored textured wall and a window with a grey frame. A rusted metal rod stands vertically to the left of the sculpture, leaning against the wall. The overall impression is of an informal outdoor setting, possibly a yard or garden. The specific location in Pescina, Italy, is not evident from the visual cues in the image itself.