This is one of the first planters I ever bought. I really think it’s cute and I keep paint brushes and things in it. I also have another one, that is just the same girl’s head/hat/face… quite huge… and undoubtedly made by the same company. It might be a wall-pocket, actually. I must have boxed it up because I can’t find it right now. They need to be together. I figure there might have been a male counterpart to this one as well. I really have no idea how I ended up with so many. I just can’t resist them when I see them for sale for cheap. Who could? I don’t think I’ve ever paid more than $10 for a planter.
This one cost me only a dollar. It is pretty small as far as planters go. Only a few inches high by a few inches wide.
This one has a sort of a belly-dancer outfit on. These things are so shiny and pretty.
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Allee Willis
All so gorgeous! So great that you have a collection of them. I pick them up when I find them as well. I use a lot of them outside to grow teeny tiny plants.
This is a great representation of the Oriental planters that were made back in the 50s and 60s. I think my favorite one is the top girl. More unusual than those I usually see and she’s just so happy.
denny
I too collect asian goodies such as these pieces! I also use them around the house.
Nessa
Thank you both, I can’t stop buying these.