Bring a piece of historic artistry into your home with this exquisite ceramic jug. This authentic piece is a stunning example of Multani blue pottery, handmade in the historic city of Multan, Pakistan. Often referred to as the "City of Saints," Multan has long been a celebrated hub for this traditional ceramic art form, known as Kashigari. With roots tracing back to Central Asia and Persia, the craft was heavily influenced by the intricate blue-and-white tilework that adorns the region’s iconic monumental architecture.
Shaped in the distinctive style of a traditional askos or camel jug, it features a beautifully low, rounded silhouette with an elegantly integrated loop handle. Produced in Multan City, this piece is painted entirely by hand and reflects the fine artistry of the skilled artisan. The design features detailed geometric borders and floral motifs created completely freehand, without the use of stencils, ensuring that no two pieces are exactly alike.
This beautifully decorative jug makes a stunning standalone ornament. It is perfectly suited as a unique bud vase for displaying small dried flowers or as an eye catching accent piece on a mantelpiece, windowsill, or open kitchen shelving.
As this is handcrafted by skilled artisans, small variations may occur in its finish. These are natural characteristics of traditional craftsmanship and make it entirely unique.
Dimensions:
Length: 8 cm
Width: 7 cm
* 100% handcrafted traditional Multani ceramic vase
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Disclaimer: Please note that due to the handmade nature of our items, slight variations in size (+/- 2 centimetres) and pattern may occur. while we strive for accurate product photography, lighting, and monitor differences may result in subtle discrepancies. To ensure you can buy confidently from us, we offer no questions asked Money Back Guarantee if you want to return the product back to us. Return and refund within 14 days. Buyer must pay for postage of return. Administrative and other costs deducted.
