Pair of 1970s Studio Pottery Man and Woman Stoneware Bookends, Signed Liz molecular structure learning I found them perched on

I found them perched on this wooden rack which makes for a pretty good way to display them

I love the juxtaposition of these multiples profile views of young women

I have up to see Aunt Masus

a mythological creature considered a guardian figure in Japanese culture and a popular subject in Japanese papier-mâché

dressed in multicolored ("pied") clothing

Pair of 1970s Studio Pottery Man and Woman Stoneware Bookends, Signed Liz molecular structure learning I found them perched onI grew up surrounded by the studio pottery of Solveig Cox largely functional vessels and objects, but most often populated with figures and animals, which the characters on these bookends remind me a bit of. I quite like how wise and serene these two look, just right for being surrounded by books, with these little wing like open hands, or open books, on their chests. (And between her turtleneck, his beard, and their little upturned mouths, they also