A food storage jar made in the 19th century in southern Italy, around Puglia and Basilicata.
In the past, it was commonly used in household kitchens to store lard, salted olives, tomato sauce, and other products.
Although the pottery is made in a folk kiln and is practical, the decorations, which are applied using traditional techniques rooted in the area, give each piece the feel of a small painting.
With their simple appearance, these pieces are a perfect embodiment of Southern Italian folk art, encapsulating the artisanal skills and local food culture.
[Shipping Fee]
Honshu 800 yen
Hokkaido Okinawa 1,200 yen
The above prices (tax included) will be the same for all regions.
[Delivery company]
Sagawa Express/Yamato Transport
All antiques from overseas are imported as decorative items.
After purchase, any use other than for decoration is at the discretion of the customer.
Antique products, by their very nature, have some scratches and stains.
Any damage not specifically mentioned may not be described in the description.
Please look closely at the photos to see the condition of the product.
Colours may vary significantly depending on the display you are using.
If you have any questions about the product or if you cannot determine them from the photos, please feel free to contact us.
info@ambiant.jp
The color and details of the 3D images may differ from the actual product. Please use the images as a reference for size, shape, etc.
