「Crafty, planning, seam of flesh, trading one thing for another」of a「fleshpot」as FREE LABOR should need no further explanation, presumed in the old days to be within the inherent rights of any sex slave's owner. Refers to offering a seam of flesh to another as TRIBUTE, and someone else「skillfully working it」FOR FREE and without any payment demanded as might be the case when visiting the shaman's cave o' wonders.
　Possibly, the GIFT to another of a「fleshpot's flesh seam」as a permanent arrangement (TRIBUTE), or simply for temporary use such as when having guests over for supper, or spending the night.
　If taken literally as flesh seams on top of a cauldron, then significantly, there are no binding, bound, net, tied up, thread, or rope elements within this glyph, indicating that the「seam of flesh」may have climbed upon the fleshpot of the person's own will as TRIBUTE, a gratuitous offering but one involving「skill, craftwork, planning」and the later intention perhaps of trading that for a favor from the lord. No「vagina」elements either, and this particular「seam of flesh」is often associated with the anal orifice, indicative of a person of either sex mounting the fleshpot.
　Perhaps「planning how and who would skillfully work to provide prepare meals.」All services such as hunting for meat, gathering vegetables and fruits, gathering wood and tending the firepit, butchering and food preparation, cooking, and cleanup were CONTRIBUTED by communal members in cavefolk days, it could be imagined. No one was paid wages, and everyone WORKED FOR FREE, naturally since the currencies of the day were meat and sex. But actually everyone worked for a share of the food in the fleshpot and that food kept them alive…meat was wealth in the good old days. Freely giving of your goods or services in order to remain alive, and not for measured compensation by paycheck, is TRIBUTE.

Modern definitions (that generally disregard history) …excluding politically incorrect concepts and other meanings deemed offensive today; may list only pigeonholed definitions, euphemisms, or meaningless mnemonics)
Chinese: to offer tribute; tribute; gifts
Japanese: tribute, to support, to finance
Unihan extended: offer tribute; tribute, gifts
EDRDG: tribute; support; finance