Fig. 337—Double triangle and feathers
The design in [figure 336] is likewise unsymmetrical, but it has two lateral triangles with incurved terrace and dentate patterns. The same general form is exhibited in [figure 337], with the introduction of two pointed appendages facing the hypothetical middle line. From the general form of these pointed designs, each of which is double, they have been interpreted as feathers. They closely resemble the tail-feathers of bird figures on several bowls in the collection, as will be seen in several of the illustrations.
Fig. 338—Twin triangles
Fig. 339—Triangle with terraced appendages
