A touch of history and artistry, this antique African water vessel whispers tales of its West African past. Created by the Mossi tribe, renowned for their distinctive pottery, this piece embodies the rich cultural heritage of Burkina Faso. The rounded shape, traditionally used for storing water, speaks to its utilitarian past. The burnished surface and rich, natural clay color are adorned with tribal details, including captivating band designs and a striped base, reflecting the artistry of the Mossi people. Natural dyes add a touch of authenticity and subtle color variation. Beyond its historical significance, this versatile clay pot can seamlessly integrate into your modern home. Imagine it displayed in your farmhouse style home, adding a touch of rustic charm, or gracing your garden as a unique planter. 

This engraved clay planters is usually tall and It can also serve as a captivating conversation starter in your living room as a planter or piece of African art.

• *Era: Antique
• *Material: Terracotta
• *Size: 20“(D) x 25"(H) Top opening 7"
• *Color: Clay
• *Condition: Wear consistent with age & use, blemishes and imperfections will be present. These are not to be consider defects but rather part of its character & historical value.

Found in West Africa

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