"Pichet aux oiseau" (Pitcher with Birds) is a ceramic work by Pablo Picasso created during his prolific pottery period at Madoura in Vallauris, France, catalogued as Alan Ramié 456 in the standard reference. The piece exemplifies Picasso's characteristic approach to ceramics, combining his distinctive artistic vocabulary of simplified bird forms with functional vessel design. Like much of his ceramic output from the 1950s onward, the work demonstrates how Picasso playfully integrated modernist abstraction with traditional pottery techniques and decorative traditions.