Lena Grey Earthenware Clay Pot
Description
This Lena earthenware clay pot was made in Shanxi province in the 1950s, hand-formed from local clay and used in daily life before it found its way here. The antique clay pot 's rounded body and narrow opening are simple by design functional, not decorative.
The dark surface is the result of decades of use. The chalky markings, worn patches and natural patina aren't applied they're what time actually looks like on clay. Each clay pot varies slightly because no two have aged the same way.
Works as a standalone piece or with dried stems. Sits well in neutral, rustic and wabi-sabi interiors the kind of space that values things that have actually lived somewhere.
Origin: Shanxi Province, China, 1950s
Material: Earthenware clay
Condition: Vintage- wear and patina throughout, consistent with age
Care & materials
Made from Terracotta Clay. Dust regularly with a soft, dry cloth to prevent build-up. Handle gently vintage terracotta can be fragile. Wipe with a slightly damp cloth using plain cold water. Use as little water as possible terracotta is porous and absorbs moisture easily. Dry immediately and thoroughly with a soft cloth after any contact with water
Dimensions
Height: 25 cm x Width: 20 cm x Opening diameter: 8 cm