Carved wood nude torso - art or mass produced? What kind of wood?

I found this at a local thrift store. It came out on a cart & I grabbed it before it could be put on a shelf!
It's a beautifully carved wood nude torso with a beautiful grain - but is it art or mass produced? (I don't see a signature which made me a little concerned)
What kind of wood is it?
Thank you for any information!

 

How bigg is it and what is the peace sign art?

 

It's just a hair under 13" tall x 6.5" wide.
The peace sign is something else I found at a thrift store; it's some kind of light weight body that someone glued? pieces of paper all over it - I think it's called decoupage?

 

Probably mahogany.

 

It's an interesting peace.

 

found this dead eBay link for a monkey pod torso; typical monkey pod look from Philippines c1960s-70s
"Vintage TIKI de mediados de diglo Monkey Pod Desnudo Torso Femenino Talla, phillipines Firmado | eBay"

 

Perhaps Balinese, where they make many carvings of suar wood.

https://www.amazon.com/NOVICA-Toward-Brown-Yoga-Sculpture/dp/B00817HY2Q

https://www.amazon.com/NOVICA-Natural-Figure-Meditation-Sculpture/dp/B00016B5G6

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Elephant-S...-Hand-Carved-suar-wood-Bali-Art-/332717253299

https://www.catawiki.com/l/8154023-...ed-made-of-suarh-wood-bali-early-21st-century

 

Did it sell?

 

Did it sell was for monkey pod wood
pottertplease- if you were referring to the peace sign as a interesting peace instead if piece - that was subtle genius & funny as heck!

 

That doesn't look like natural mark to me. Not that I can read it...

 

Thanks, TallCakes!

 

I'd think Philippines origin likely. And given her... ahem... proportions, I'd think newer than mid-century as the other piece is identified.

Debora

 

https://www.design-mkt.com/119093-hardwood-sculptures-vintage-adam-and-eve-hand-carved-1970s.html

 

https://www.themiddletoncollection.co.uk/carved-wood-womans-torso

 

My goodness ! What a "Well fed" child she must have ! And yes, my guess is from the "Pearl of the Orient" too..... certainly much easier on the eye than the Ifugao headhunter from the other day !