A Tibetan Porcelain bowl? Swastika

I was sent this today but it's way out of anything I ever look at, any ideas anyone?

 

Wasnt it the Chinese who used the swastika as a good luck symbol? Looks like it has some age to me,but Im lousy with Asian stuff so wait for others.

 

Not a swastika. The tails go the wrong way.
Patd

 

I think the basic form is the swastika symbol - with some tails/elongated ends on the arms - not unlike this hindu swastika here:

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/5/59/Jaipur_03-2016_38_Garh_Ganesh_Temple.jpg

So perhaps the bowl is from India...or Nepal (just a guess based on the swastika design)?

 

Nathan, I am not aware of any porcelain manufacture in Tibet. The Tibetans themselves generally use Chinese porcelain, often blue and white.

The colour scheme on your bowl looks like it was made in coastal China for export to the Peranakan communities of SE Asia (Straits Chinese). So my guess is so-called Peranakan ware, made in the Canton (Guandong) region. It is antique.

Absolutely, the swastika comes in different forms. It is a sun/energy/life/protective symbol that is used all over the world, especially in Asia.
Java is another Swastika 'hotspot', so Peranakan people in Java would have loved this bowl.

 

Haha scratch the Tibet. Dyou think it has some age? Form the limited photos

Ammendment : just saw you said it is antique. I'll tell the person about what was said here. Should be helpful to get a better search going