A beautifully aged Hungarian terracotta pitcher, standing 24 cm tall and showcasing the timeless charm of traditional village pottery. Its form is classic and functional, with a single curved handle and hand-painted white slip lines circling the body. The interior and rim are finished with a deep black glaze, a striking contrast to the warm terracotta exterior.
These pitchers were commonly used in rural Hungarian households for serving and storing water, milk, or fermented drinks. The matte clay body, subtle wear, and glazing irregularities reflect decades of use, exactly the kind of honest patina that makes folk ceramics so special.