Featured Surreal/Mid Century Sculpture 2 Nudes Dancing Signed ZARA

I found this today at my friend's thrift store today & paid $100 for it. I thought it was bronze because of the patina /colors to it, but when I searched Zara sculpture I saw several like mine but they were described as pottery??
Is this pottery? It evens sounds like metal when I thump a finger against it!
Thank you as always for any information!

 

George Tudzarov "Zaro"

I wonder if it isn't colored to look like metal (one of the listings in the link below states, "created using a low-fire Raku pottery technique and has a slight iridescent finish." Maybe that's it

 

Invaluable isn't too 'valuable' of a resource, but:

https://www.invaluable.com/artist/tudzarov-george-esfhlq4yfu/sold-at-auction-prices/

 

https://www.liveauctioneers.com/en-gb/item/8371039_raku-sculpture-of-ladies-dancing-signed-zaro
"Sold for
US$1,250"

 

It as a certain ‘burning man’ edge. I like it.. Seemingly a great buy (looking at some of the prices online) What is the size of it?

 

Didn't see any like mine & I think it's an edition of 950?

 

That looks closest to mine - hope value is close too!

 

Just under 24" to the guy's highest hand

 

But then I found this https://www.liveauctioneers.com/item/97884856_george-tudzarov-figural-pottery-sculpture

 

That's not fair!
The $1,250 pair is 37"
So it should be, 24/37x1,250 = $810.81

 

but that one's "just" 17.5" h.
And possibly a higher number edition? 34/950. Can't see the numbers on yours.
The $1,250 version doesn't show/mention the numbers. Possibly a lower run or even a one-off?

 

Thanks. Nice size.

 

can't tell if thats some kinda bruce lee s**t, or like a caveman with a lighter

pretty cool piece though, good movement

 

An unusual piece, but it is later than mid-century and it has nothing in common with Surrealism.
I don't think you need any 'fancy' art terms, the artist's name alone will sell, expecially where you are. George Tudzarov worked in Ft Lauderdale.