Art Deco Cornucopia Vase with Figural Nude Woman

It is often said that art is open to interpretation, so we are going to let you decide your own meaning behind this delightfully suggestive vase!

Inspired by a piece made by the Nelson McCoy Pottery Company, this beautiful glazed ceramic Art Deco vase features an artfully nude woman sitting and holding a cornucopia between her legs. 

Derived from the Latin cornu (horn) and copiae (abundance), the cornucopia -- or "horn of plenty" as it's often called -- traditionally represents abundance and nourishment. In more modern times, the cornucopia also has been used as a symbol of fertility, fortune and prosperity.

Whatever the meaning behind this cheeky little piece, it's guaranteed to turn a few heads and strike up some fun conversations!