This antique Anatolian earthenware jar, once used for storing honey and preserves, showcases the refined side of traditional Turkish pottery. Its upper section is finished with a natural amber glaze that fades into a matte clay body, revealing gentle variations in tone and texture. A single hand-drawn wave line encircles the shoulder — a quiet mark of its maker. Now converted in the UK into a table lamp, its wide shoulder and tapered base give it a steady, weighty presence, while the amber-glazed neck and hand-drawn wave band provide a subtle point of contrast against the natural clay body. Specs: Material: Partially glazed terracotta clay Origin: Central Anatolia, Turkey E27/ E26 lamp bulb fitting Dimensions: H 48cm × W 32cm, Opening 15cm Easily adaptable for EU or US electrics by a qualified professional - please enquire Weight: 6kg
