Vintage Oaxacan Distillery Pot, Small Planter

$298.00
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Description

A small vintage pot that embodies and emanates the primitive indigenous artisan culture from which it was created. Discovered and reimagined to be an authentic planter in your home. The color varies naturally around the surface this pot *not painted. Covered largely in terracotta, with spots of grey and smokey white. The finish is smooth similar to chalk board. The color is 100% natural, via decades of rain, oxidization, and exposure to elements. Hand-thrown from terracotta this particular planter has a flared neck. This vintage pot was originally known as a Tínaja Tee-nah-hah traditionally used by the indigenous people of southern Mexico to hold and distill agave nectar. 

Components

  1. Large vintage Oaxacan Tinaja terracotta pot.
  2. Hand-forged solid wrought iron with hair pin legs ⅜”thick.

Dimensions

Dimensions | Weight | Specifications.

  • Exterior: 18"tall x 13"diameter. / 46cm x 33cm at widest point. 
  • Interior: 15"tall x 9.5"diameter.  / 38cm x 24cm
  • Mouth of planter: 6.5"diameter / 17cm diameter.
  • Thickness of Terracotta: 1”-2" / 2.5-3.8cm. 
  • Total Height: 24"tall / 61cm planter resting within custom-made Iron Pedestal.
  • 25Lbs / 11.5Kg total weight planter + Iron Stand.
  • Estimated Age: 60+ years. *Refers to terracotta pot only.
  • Very limited supply available.
  • *Dimensions, weight will vary slightly. This is a vintage piece that was handmade decades ago. The terracotta exhibits erosion, color variation, and an over all weathered appearance. These vintage and artisanal qualities impart originality and authentic qualities.

How It's Made

A small vintage pot that embodies and emanates the primitive indigenous artisan culture from which it was created. Discovered and reimagined to be an authentic planter in your home. The color varies naturally around the surface this pot *not painted. Covered largely in terracotta, with spots of grey and smokey white. The finish is smooth similar to chalk board. The color is 100% natural, via decades of rain, oxidization, and exposure to elements. Hand-thrown from terracotta this particular planter has a flared neck.

This vintage pot was originally known as a Tínaja Tee-nah-hah traditionally used by the indigenous people of southern Mexico to hold and distill agave nectar.

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Care & Handling
Hand-Crafted (FPO)