Russian newly produced bull(?)

I bought this kinda recently, I think it is something newly created, it is an interesting piece however, since the stamp is in Russian I haven't managed to find much information even with google image search. I am in general curious about this, if it is something of value or not, well I guess it have quiet the artistic value atleast.
(The pics contains a teeny tiny bit of nudity, if anyone would get offended by a porclain breast you never know )

Stamp by Zinalu posted Apr 2, 2016 at 5:45 AM

bull1 by Zinalu posted Apr 2, 2016 at 5:45 AM

bull4 by Zinalu posted Apr 2, 2016 at 5:45 AM

bull3 by Zinalu posted Apr 2, 2016 at 5:46 AM

bull2 by Zinalu posted Apr 2, 2016 at 5:46 AM

 

Pretty!

We have some members who know Russian who may be able to help figure out the mark for you. May not be until tomorrow (Saturday) USA time, though.

 

Korosten, Ukraine. Marked used 1990's.

 

Komo may be offended since there's only one visible.
His imagination well........

 

Lovely! Perhaps Serhii, the new member from Ukraine who collects porcelain, will have some insight.

 

I have looked at both Korosten and Serhii, still haven't found another bull, did these two only make one of each piece perhaps? Or few of each? It doesn't look like something massproduced, all the detailes seems to be so carefully painted on.

 

Serhii isn't a maker. He is a new member here on the boards. Hopefully he'll see your post.

 

Frequently this kind of composition represents the Rape of Europa. Rape in this case meaning "to carry off", the bull representing Zeus, and Europa not generally seeming all of that adverse to the idea.

 

They are made in the porcelain factory of Korosten, so I guess if not mass produced, more than one example was made. Being hand painted don't make them one of a kind ( well, in a way they are). Nice pieces.