An old Chinese pot, possibly from the Jiajing period. Supposedly it causes people to forget about its existence unless they are considered the owner. It also seemed to cause other belongings of the owner to disappear. It was once sold by Mikaele Selesa to Andre Ramao who claimed it disappeared itself after the disappearance of his husband David.
The glaze and the workmanship fitted with mid-to-late Ming dynasty, but there was something… off about the actual design. Instead of the pictures or scenes common to the ceramics of the period, the blue glaze was painted on in crisp, thin geometric lines. They repeated perfectly and seemed to get smaller and more intricate the closer I looked, but the shapes they formed never lost any of the precision, seeming to continue on however closely I looked. The effect was disorientating, and made the vase seem smaller than it actually was.
From the statement of Andre Ramao