Set of Nine Vintage Burmese Yun-De Lacquer Coasters Decorated With Animals and Mythological Creatures brutalist pottery and when not being worn

and when not being worn I’d definitely hang or drape it somewhere where it can be seen

I imagine this spectacular white glazed

The only apparent flaw is a very fine hairline crack in the base of one vessel (pictured) which appears to have no structural impact

This piece was created at  Lapid Pottery Works in Tel Aviv

Set of Nine Vintage Burmese Yun-De Lacquer Coasters Decorated With Animals and Mythological Creatures brutalist pottery and when not being wornThis is a wonderful set of 9 vintage Burmese lacquer coasters with very fine incised decoration, each one unique. This type of Burmese lacquer ware, called "yin de", is made from a mixture of the juice of the Thitsi tree and ash, which, applied on the surface of a woven bamboo or wood object, forms a hard, glossy surface and turns black on exposure to air; once dry, fine decoration is hand engraved on the surface, then filled with colored lacquer, one