Vintage Oaxacan Distillery Pot, Small Planter

A gallipot that embodies and emanates the primitive indigenous artisan culture from which it was created. Recovered and repurposed to be an authentic planter within your home. This oversized vintage jug is called a Tínaja Tee-nah-hah was originally used by the indigenous people of central and southern Mexico to hold and distill a fermented alcoholic beverage made from the sap of the maguey plant (plant of the agave family). Hand-thrown from terracotta this particular planter has a traditional fluted neck ribbed etching

This vintage planter can be used as a stand-alone sculptural piece, but due to the size of the pot, it is perfect for planting a variety of small to medium size plants. 

What's Included: Planter and hand-forged iron stand/mount.

  • Free Shipping Anywhere in the Continental US.
  • One-of-a-kind authentic vintage planter. Estimated age: 100years.
  • Once sold will not be available again. 

Dimensions and Specifications 

  • 17"h x 13"dia at the widest point.
  • 24"h with base.
  • 6.5"dia mouth(inner diameter)
  • Weight- 25lbs Includes metal stand 
  • Large vase can be sealed for planting protection upon request. *At check-out enter request in "Notes" section / field.

Suggested Plants- Small herbs like basil, mint and spearmint, small succulents, cacti, and aloe-vera.  


Collections: One of a Kinds




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