Height: 32 cm
A striking black clay wine jug, traditionally used in rural Eastern Europe for serving and storing homemade wine.
This type of vessel is known for containing a loose internal clay ball, designed to aerate and gently filter the wine as it was poured, a characteristic feature found in pottery from regions such as Transylvania, Northern Bulgaria, and rural Hungary.
Crafted using a traditional smoke-firing technique, the jug carries its signature deep charcoal tone, soft matte finish, and natural firing marks. Hand-incised decorative bands around the shoulder and neck add to its folk craftsmanship charm, while the sculptural handle and narrow spout reflect its original functional purpose.