1. Plural of potiche; decorative vases or jars, typically of Asian origin, with a rounded body and a narrow neck, often used as ornamental pieces.
Usage: Usually refers to Chinese or Japanese porcelain vases; Often used in formal or antique contexts

Examples

• The museum displayed a collection of Ming dynasty potiches in the East Asian gallery.
• She inherited several blue and white potiches from her grandmother's estate.
• The antique dealer specialized in rare potiches from the Qing period.
• Potiches with intricate hand-painted designs commanded high prices at the auction.
• The decorator arranged potiches on the mantelpiece to complement the room's aesthetic.