An antique Konya pot from central Turkey in soft beige clay, layered with natural variations of light sand and deeper brown patina. A deep green rim frames the opening, offering a subtle contrast against the earthy body.
Originally made with two handles, one was lost long ago, but time has softened the break so completely it reads as intentional. The worn area has blended into the form, giving the piece a quiet asymmetry that appears it was always meant to be that way.
An example of utilitarian pottery elevated by time, where imperfection becomes the most compelling detail.
