Aino Jar
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Originally used in the Mediterranean to store olives. These 19th-century terracotta jars were partially buried in the ground to help keep their contents cool. Each jar is handcrafted with a rounded body, tapered base and narrow opening reflecting the practical design of traditional food storage vessels. Today they work as standalone decorative pieces in an entryway, living room or covered patio. The unglazed terracotta has a natural aged surface with visible markings from previous use. As genuine vintage pieces, size, shape, color and condition will vary from jar to jar. Stand not included.
Vintage terracotta
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