Incised Okinawan Pottery Vase With Woman Holding Fish, Signed Native American basket I really have no idea

I really have no idea

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

The snowy ground

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

a few slices of "betal nut" are wrapped in betel leaf

Incised Okinawan Pottery Vase With Woman Holding Fish, Signed Native American basket I really have no ideaThis 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