Lena Grey Earthenware Clay Pot
Description
Our Lena earthenware clay pot from the 1950s, a primitive terracotta vessel with a darker aged surface. A vintage earthenware piece shaped by time, with visible wear and natural patina throughout.
Made in the Shanxi province, these pots were originally used in everyday life. Hand-formed from clay, the rounded shape and narrow opening give it a simple, grounded presence.
The deeper grey tones and surface markings come from years of use, creating a finish that feels natural and worn rather than decorative. It works well as a standalone piece or styled with dried stems in neutral, rustic or wabi-sabi interiors
Details
• Origin: Shandxi
• Era: Circa 1950s
• Material: Earthenware / terracotta
• Colour: Dark aged grey
• Handmade
• Condition: Vintage with visible wear and patina
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