Vintage Porcelain Ewer – Hand-Painted Birds by D. Jorski- Upcycled

Dorothy Louise Jorski, born in Oklahoma City in 1912, was a talented china painter and long-time member of the Oklahoma City China Painting Club. Celebrated for her exquisitely detailed wildlife scenes, she earned the nickname “Bird Lady of Oklahoma,” leaving behind a legacy steeped in nature and artistic expression. This elegant porcelain ewer, signed “D. Jorski”, is a graceful example of her hand-painted artistry. The piece features a curved handle and flared spout, adorned with birds and floral motifs rendered in soft, layered hues—hallmarks of her delicate brushwork and nature-inspired themes. Likely created in a studio or club setting, this mid-century decorative vessel carries both visual charm and historical resonance. The glaze is smooth and glossy, with no chips or cracks. A heartfelt example of American regional decorative arts, ideal for display on a mantel, shelf, or within a curated collection of Midwestern studio pottery. * Artist: D. Jorski (Signed) * Origin: Oklahoma, USA * Material: Porcelain * Technique: Hand-Painted / Studio China Painting * Motif: Birds & Florals * Dimensions: (5.5"x2") * Condition: Excellent Vintage – No chips or cracks * Style: Mid Century / Regional American / Decorative Arts * Occasion: Collecting / Gifting / Provenance Display * Care Instructions: Hand wash only; avoid harsh cleaners DECO2