This antique Martaban vessel is more than a pot; it is a relic of the ancient spice trade, a vessel that has crossed oceans. Originating from Southeast Asia and likely dating to the 17th through 19th centuries, these robust jars were prized for their strength and capacity to transport goods. The piece is defined by its substantial, globular form and a rich, dark brown glaze that has acquired a stunning, textured patina over time. Small, sturdy lugs near the mouth hint at its original purpose, once used to secure ropes for travel. This magnificent pot, measuring 13.5 inches wide and 14 inches high, serves as a powerful tabletop planter for an exotic houseplant, a dramatic centerpiece for a console or dining table, or a sculptural container that brings the spirit of global adventure into your modern interior.

• *Era: Antique
• *Material: Terracotta
• *Size: 13.5“(D) x 14“(H) Top 2.75"
• *Color: Black
• *Condition: Aged stone patina. Wear consistent with age & use, blemishes and imperfections will be present. These are not to be considered defects but rather part of its character & historical value.  

Found in Southeast Asia

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