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11" Round Antique Style Wooden Storage Jar Brown - Olivia & May
CTNR322080 0758647359264 CTNR322080Olivia & May
2025-05-01
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Dimensions (Overall): 10.8 Inches (H) x 6.55 Inches (W) x 6.3 Inches (D)
Weight: 1.75 Pounds
Placement: Tabletop
Material: Wood
•Designed with a natural theme
•Finish emanates over 150 years of wear in this textural, warm, matte brown round jar with hand-carved lines throughout the body; natural wood grain, chips and nicks to replicate use and wear
•This antique style vase measures 10” x 14” x 10” and weighs 6.5 lbs.; large mouth and wide lip for easy pouring and rope carrying
•Wipe clean with a dry cloth
This jar was crafted to replicate the hand-made round storage jars made from antique wood by village artisans 150-200 years ago. In addition to holding wheat, rice, and other foods from the local street markets as a storage container, it was primarily used during barter transactions, whereby the wood vase would be worth as much as it could hold inside. The body of this particular reddish-brown antique wood pot has a tall, round, cylindrical body shape with an extra-large lip for easy pouring and rope attachment.
Weight: 1.75 Pounds
Placement: Tabletop
Material: Wood
•Designed with a natural theme
•Finish emanates over 150 years of wear in this textural, warm, matte brown round jar with hand-carved lines throughout the body; natural wood grain, chips and nicks to replicate use and wear
•This antique style vase measures 10” x 14” x 10” and weighs 6.5 lbs.; large mouth and wide lip for easy pouring and rope carrying
•Wipe clean with a dry cloth
This jar was crafted to replicate the hand-made round storage jars made from antique wood by village artisans 150-200 years ago. In addition to holding wheat, rice, and other foods from the local street markets as a storage container, it was primarily used during barter transactions, whereby the wood vase would be worth as much as it could hold inside. The body of this particular reddish-brown antique wood pot has a tall, round, cylindrical body shape with an extra-large lip for easy pouring and rope attachment.
