This is a charming vintage ceramic planter shaped like a conch or seashell. It features a softly blended glaze in creamy ivory and warm peachy coral tones that highlight the natural curves and ridges of the shell form. The opening at the top is slightly irregular, mimicking the organic nature of a real shell, and it gives the piece a whimsical coastal charm. It has an incised mark that appears to read “Napcoware” (though it’s slightly faint), a known mid-century ceramics brand. The script is likely hand-etched or part of the mold, suggesting it was mass-produced but still intended to retain an artisanal, collectible feel.