Ceramic lattice basket or decorative porcelain vessel

The image shows the underside or interior view of a white glazed ceramic object with an intricate openwork lattice formed by looping, interwoven ceramic strands. The construction suggests a decorative basket, bowl, or vase with a highly stylized woven effect. The glaze appears glossy white with hints of green visible through openings, possibly from an inner layer, base, or adjacent decoration. A faint blue maker's mark or stamp is present on the base, but it is too blurred to read confidently. The craftsmanship suggests a mass-produced decorative ceramic rather than a high-end studio piece, though the design is visually appealing and somewhat unusual.

Openwork ceramic basket forms were popular decorative objects in the mid-20th century, especially in export ceramics. While not historically significant in a major art-historical sense, they reflect postwar decorative tastes and ceramic manufacturing techniques of the period.