Inge-Lise Koefoed Tall Tenera Royal Copenhagen 1967 Faience Vase woodblock print fan Clapsticks or "clappers" are used

Clapsticks or "clappers" are used to maintain rhythm in Aboriginal voice chants

with the end of the bow trimmed like a ribbon and tucked into the weaving

The fur for the eyebrows

It features a bail handle with wooden grip (which stands up on its own) and a double band around the top of the box

with masking tape on the sides

Inge-Lise Koefoed Tall Tenera Royal Copenhagen 1967 Faience Vase woodblock print fan Clapsticks or "clappers" are usedThis is a stunning mid century modern faience vase designed by Inge Lise Koefoed for Royal Copenhagen as part of their Tenera line designed solely by female Scandinavian designers in the late 1950s 1960s. It features hand painted eyes in two different patterns executed in rich blue and purple against bright white on front and back. Model 148 2740 (design 148 on shape 2740), the vase is stamped and signed on the underside, and also retains its original