A unique vessel from Anatolia, this piece has a wide, rounded body that gives it an especially grounded presence. Wider than it is tall, the form feels softer and more sculptural than traditional storage pots, with two handles framing the body and subtle line detailing around the neck that adds just the right amount of character without overpowering the piece.
The brown terracotta surface carries a warm brown tone with hints of terracotta giving it that softly aged look that only comes with time and use. What truly sets this vessel apart, though, is the mouth. Rather than a standard opening, it forms an almost three-leaf clover shape: an intentional design originally created for pouring. It gives the piece an unexpected silhouette and makes it feel far more architectural and rare than the average antique pot.
