Antique ceramic pot N° 8A small utilitarian Chinese stoneware jar, dating from the late Qing dynasty to the early 20th century. Originally made for everyday use, these vessels would have been used to store small quantities of food, oils, pigments, or medicinal ingredients. The squat, rounded form and coarse clay reflect their functional purpose, while the softly worn surface bears the marks of time, handling, and firing. Each piece has developed a natural patina, with subtle

L100 cm W 45 cm

Size: D10cm H8cm

Avoid soaking or using harsh chemicals

Natural linen shade D55/20 cm H 24 cm

Size: H8 D 21cm

Size: H 26

Dimensions: L92 W 34 H 26 cm

textured surfaces

Lamp H 37 cm D 29 cm

With shade H 57 cm

• Colours and glaze variations are part of its handmade character

Material: Mindi wood and rattan