Lapid Israel Mid-Century Cream and Black Pottery Vase with Kiwi acid green ” This renowned Burmese lacquer-ware

” This renowned Burmese lacquer-ware is made from a mixture of the juice of the Thitsi tree and ash

with a few small hairline cracks around the neck of the crane on side 1 and one scrape to the surface of the lower section of the planter on side 2

It's a great object to hold and use

So perfect

a student of Michael Cardew

Lapid Israel Mid-Century Cream and Black Pottery Vase with Kiwi acid green ” This renowned Burmese lacquer-wareThis mid sized, hand thrown mid century vintage pottery vase features hand painted birds kiwi, I believe repeating around its perimeter. I love the wonderfully graphic treatment of the birds, rendered in a warm, brownish black, with round bodies, upturned beaks, and charmingly stick like little legs and feet. This piece was created at Lapid Pottery Works in Tel Aviv, Israel, a pottery founded shortly after the state of Israel was formed post WWII in