A large antique Urartu vessel, handmade in Anatolia over a century ago, showcases an increasingly rare category of early Anatolian pottery where imperfection defines its beauty.

This tall, handleless form is grounded in a rich brown clay, layered with varied tonal shifts from decades of age and use. The surface carries significant texture throughout, giving it a deeply authentic presence. A softly everted rim adds a subtle architectural detail at the mouth, breaking the silhouette just enough to draw the eye upward.

These pieces are entirely handmade and no two are ever alike; survivors of time rather than reproductions of it.

Approximate Dimensions: 17.5”H, 12”Diameter, 5.25” mouth opening