Sourced from Hatay in southern Turkey, this vessel belongs to a tradition of clay pots made to hold the necessities of daily life: water, oil, and provisions for the home.
Its two handles frame the generous, tapered shape that makes Hatay pottery unmistakable. Fine waves pressed by hand into the clay trace its shoulders, while time has softened the surface into shades of earth and pale stone.
We love it standing alone on the floor for an earthy, old-world feel that makes our wabi sabi loving hearts sing. Add a few generous branches, and it takes on a more organic modern look fit for any home.
