carved wooden figurehead of a ship, possibly undergoing restoration or display within a workshop or boathouse

carved wooden figurehead of a ship, possibly undergoing restoration or display within a workshop or boathouse. The figurehead depicts a man in a red and yellow robe and a crown, with a beard, standing to the right of a black and white ship with three masts and sails. Behind the man, there is a small, brown, brick building with a sloped roof and windows, all set against a bright blue background. The figurehead is mounted on the brown wooden hull of a boat, which has two carved faces with black hair and red cheeks on either side, near the bow. A yellow flag with a black emblem is partially visible, attached to rigging above the figurehead. The background reveals a wooden-beamed ceiling and walls, suggesting an indoor environment, possibly a shipyard or storage area, with natural light coming from windows. There are stacks of wood and other materials visible in the background, indicating it is likely a working space. The scene is set outdoors, on a dirt or gravel ground surface, with some sparse green vegetation visible. This carving is a representation of Saint Nicholas, patron saint of sailors, and is part of the museum display at the Museum of Shipbuilding and Crafts in Petrozavodsk, Russia.