This is a small marble pot made by "Nemadji Pottery" from the USA. #okumuraantiq The rounded silhouette and the marble pattern, where terracotta and deep green blend together, make this a one-of-a-kind piece of art. The opening is approximately 7cm in diameter, the height is approximately 9.5cm, and the maximum width is approximately 10.5cm. As this is a vintage item made during the Mid-Century period (around the 1950s-70s), the stamp on the bottom is worn and faded. - Simply placing it on a corner of your table will elevate the space with a touch of elegance. Its compact size of about 9-10cm in diameter allows it to be displayed anywhere, such as on a dining table, kitchen counter, or desk. - The inside is fully glazed, so you can fill it with water and display fresh flowers. Arranging herbs from your garden, short-stemmed roses, or just one or two sprigs of greenery will create an atmosphere reminiscent of a hotel room. - It has a delicate and refined feel, yet is balanced enough to be enjoyed without excessive care in daily handling. - The unique "no two patterns are alike" marble pattern of Nemadji pottery is also recommended for collectors. - The "NEMADJI POTTERY U.S.A." stamp on the bottom is considerably faded due to age, and is only discernible in certain light. However, this wear is a testament to the decades it has passed through human hands and can be enjoyed as the "character" unique to vintage items. - The unglazed, matte texture has small manufacturing imperfections and fine scuffs from age, but this rough feel, much like old wooden tables or leather bags, adds warmth and story to your daily life. - In terms of capacity, it is suitable for single stem flowers or mini bouquets, not for large branches or big bouquets. However, its modest size makes it easy to simply insert a sprig from your garden in the morning, turning your kitchen or bathroom into a comforting "personal mini gallery." - It would also be exceptionally beautiful as a planter for succulents, staghorn ferns, or air plants. #okumuraantiq Nemadji pottery, in particular, is impossible to find an exact match for once you've seen one. This Nemadji pot is a unique piece with its one-of-a-kind marble pattern and a quiet presence that has gathered over half a century of time.