(bowl by Gary Rith)
I was kinda thinking that rather than on the rim, how about a pig as part of the rim?
Such complicated issues.
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7 comments:
very nice! when I first saw it, I thought it was a pig head that you could pour out of the bowl through it's mouth.. kinda like a gargoyle :D
Don't like to say this, Gary, because it may unintentionally sound like a criticism, but to my eye it looks more like a pig full of dish.
But there you go... Awfully cute, anyway. :-)
John B.
pig full of dish!
Gargoyles would be cool, Potterman.
heheh KNEW you'd like that one gordo!
Just me and my gargoyle.
It's cute. I can't tell how big it is, though.
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