Glazed Ceramic Majolica-Style Frog and Bamboo Bud Vase

This item is a decorative ceramic bud vase featuring a high-relief, Three-dimensional sculptural design. The vase is constructed from molded earthenware or stoneware with a multi-colored glaze application. The primary motif consists of green bamboo leaves and yellow-toned stalks set against a deep chocolate brown background. A notable feature is a small, molded frog figure perched near the base, integrated into the overall nature-inspired theme. The rim of the vase is flared with a scalloped edge, while the neck features a textured, basket-weave or trellis pattern in a lighter tan-cream color. The glaze has a glossy finish, characteristic of late 20th-century mass-produced majolica-inspired giftware. In terms of condition, the piece shows visible signs of age and neglect; there is a significant accumulation of thick dust and potential cobwebs along the shoulder and rim. A white rectangular adhesive price tag or inventory label is partially affixed to the side, with some tearing and residue present. No maker's marks are visible in the provided view, but the craftsmanship suggests a decorative home accessory likely produced between the 1970s and 1990s. The overall aesthetic is rustic and eccentric, common in tropical or botanical-themed interior decor.