Antieke Grottaglie kan
ambiantA pitcher found in Puglia, southern Italy.
The spout is larger and protrudes outwards than that of a typical wine jug, and is thought to have been designed for use as a washbasin or for providing water.
The outside is glazed only on the top, while the inside is completely glazed.
The wide spout and simple half-hanging finish give off the feeling of everyday life typical of a folk kiln.
- Size
- B19×H19,5 cm
- Country
- Italië
- Origin
- Grottaglie, Apulië
- No.
- AN-5214
SIZE
HEIGHT / 高さ
19 cmLocation
Grottaglie, Puglia / ItalyThe small town of Grottaglie in the Puglia region has long been known as the "Town of Ceramics."
While pottery centers across Italy moved toward ornate Majolica ware, this town continued to produce honest, everyday pottery rooted in daily life, without following trends.
Among these, the "Robba Bianca" vessels coated with white glaze and jars for storing grain and oil are iconic symbols of Grottaglie.
Within their simple, understated appearance lies the inevitable beauty born from function and the strength of the earth.
These forms, passed down through generations, blend seamlessly into modern spaces, supporting daily life with their quiet presence.
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