Incised Okinawan Pottery Vase With Woman Holding Fish, Signed dragon shaped which included everything from shaker

which included everything from shaker furniture to antique tools to mid-century modern art and ceramics

or placed under the pillow

perfect for storing a tiny treasure

His work is included in the collections of the Philadelphia Museum of Art and the Museum of Arts & Design

whose left-handedness results in the “backwards” stitch that this basket displays

Incised Okinawan Pottery Vase With Woman Holding Fish, Signed dragon shaped which included everything from shakerThis 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