Incised Okinawan Pottery Vase With Woman Holding Fish, Signed Native American basket Cutouts at the top of

Cutouts at the top of both sides of the planter allow for stringing it to hang

The box itself

One hinge is attached by a fitted wire rather than the original pin and one corner of the box is slightly bent (both well documented in the photos)

described as the king of birds and a kite-like figure

was a souvenir from Jelling

Incised Okinawan Pottery Vase With Woman Holding Fish, Signed Native American basket Cutouts at the top ofThis charming vintage brown and black pottery vase from Okinawa, Japan features incised designs including a woman holding fish, a man blowing a horn, a large bird, numerous flowers, and bands of pattern around neck and base. The incising is deep and expressionistic, making the vase feel akin to a three dimensional woodblock print. A wonderful example of traditional Okinawan pottery Yachimun, in Japanese made of native clay and known for its bold