Clay

Jug

Dark brown clay pot. It is small in size, the sides protrude outward, the bottom is flat, the mouth is […]

A vessel intended for storing liquids and dry foodstuffs such as wheat, millet, and ground grain (talkan). Made by firing

A vessel designed for storing liquids and dry foodstuffs such as wheat, millet, and ground grain (talkan). Made by firing

Clay vessel chigir for lifting river water to higher levels. 18th–19th centuries. Technique: handmade.

Pitcher for storing grains and other cereals, protecting them from insects and ants. Made by firing clay. 18th–19th centuries. Technigue:

A clay jug with a small flat bottom, discovered during archaeological research. Gifted to the artist. Collected Works of S.

The jug is made of brown-red clay, glazed on the inside. It has a large shape. Obtained from settlers, the

A yellow clay jug with a curved funnel-shaped handle, four bluish petals, and a pinkish-purple flower. Received by N. I.

The jug is made of warm clay, with a shallow bottom and a black mark on the inside. N. I.

The jug has a recessed bottom and a yellowish interior. It is pear-shaped. It dates back to the late nineteenth