Lapid, Israel Signed Mid-Century Pottery Vase / Planter broccoli sculpture and woven of lined/ledger paper

and woven of lined/ledger paper and a heavier weight maize colored paper

The underside of the drawers on this one are indeed orange

from roots to branches to leaves to fruit

The complete set includes a couple of spaces as well as commas

It is essentially a worship of the Imperfect

Lapid, Israel Signed Mid-Century Pottery Vase / Planter broccoli sculpture and woven of lined/ledger paperIm a fan of mid century Lapid, Israel pottery (founded in 1949 in Tel Aviv and operated there until sometimes in the 1980s I believe) and keep an eye out for ithand painted and signed by their individual makers, Lapid pieces tend to be reminscent of Scandinavian and West German modernist ceramics, but have their own distinct sensibility. The body of this slip cast stoneware low vase or smallish planter (perfect for an orchid or forced bulbs) is glazed