Face Vessel, Presumed Ohio Sewer Tile / End of Day Pottery, Early-ish 20th c. 1970 Christo bold colors on these two

bold colors on these two flowers

but in good shape

bringing joy wherever it is situated

but it bears a strong resemblance to many antique Turkish embroidered textiles I have found

There are a few unruly bristles but the head of the brush is very full and it is in overall very good condition

Face Vessel, Presumed Ohio Sewer Tile / End of Day Pottery, Early-ish 20th c. 1970 Christo bold colors on these twoThis face vessel is a piece of folk art sewer tile pottery, made by workers at the tile & pipe factories (especially in Ohio) during the late 19th to earlyish 20th centuries. To my eye it's an especially sensitive and soulful feeling example a self portrait I'd like to imagine. I especially love the color variation on the drippy glazing, making it seem as if our man has tears streaming down his face, especially on his left side, amplifying the