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A wonderful, antique wooden pot full of rustic character. Originally from Tibet, this beautiful pot transports me to the wild Himalayan mountains. A place of freedom, beautiful cold sunrises, icy morning air that hurts the back of your throat, earthy textures and rich woody, campfire smells. To me, it embodies a simpler time and a more primitive, rustic way of life.
Once used to make curd, this pot has a wonderful earthy smell and the most beautiful marks and scrapes from years of use. Handcrafted from wood with a lovely, dark brown tone, it has simple, decorative turned ridges and it's original lid, which does not appear to be removable anymore. Below the lid is some beautiful golden wire, wound around the the pot and a wonderful piece of old rope, presumably used to hang or carry the pot. The lid is attached to the rope using what looks like some pieces of reed. This is such a truly unique, decorative piece with so much rustic character which would look wonderful styled with dried stems or simply displayed alone. It measures:
H21cm x D11cm