This master's thesis describes the conservation and restoration work of a decorative terracotta sculpture which is intended to decorate the outdoor space of the house or garden. It represents the winegrower in simple traditional clothing with elements and ornaments of the grapevines. The sculpture arrived by sea from Italy to Dubrovnik at the beginning of the 20th century. During the work on the sculpture, the conservation and restoration process was carried out. Conservation implied documentation and analysis while restoration implied reconstruction of missing parts. The conservation and restoration process has been conducted in different phases and each phase in this paper is explained in detail in textual and visual form. The concept of planned actions and documentation on works done on the subject, which includes cleaning, bonding and joining head fragments and gluing the head to the body of the sculpture, reconstruction of certain parts of the sculpture, construction of a new base (pedestal), restoring disturbed stability and installing reinforcement throughout the sculpture, are described. Photo documentation was prepared for each intervention and conservation-restoration procedure performed on the sculpture.