Himachal Wooden Water Pot
This charming antique wooden pot is hand carved out of indigenous teak wood. These vessels were once traditionally used to transport water in the Himachal region of India, lying in the Himalayan mountains. This old villagers pot has a rustic yet modern appeal with its organic sun bleached finish. Each antique wooden pot is distinctly unique with its handmade nature, age and usage. We love how the imperfections show the history of a past. These decorative pots are perfect for dried branches, stems or flowers. The vessels look wonderful as a standalone or grouped.
They are not leakproof and are more decorative in nature. We suggest a glass insert if using water.
- Listing is for ONE pot.
- Found, hand selected.
- Origin, Northern India.
- Made of hand-carved teak wood.
- Measures see variant.
- Wear consistent with age, imperfections, old repairs.
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Curators Notes
why we love these...
Hand-carved teak wood pots from India boast a rich history dating back centuries, revered for their technique and durability. Traditionally used for storing or transporting water, these pots were essential household items, reflecting the cultural heritage and craftsmanship of the region. Today, they serve as cherished decorative pieces, adding a touch of rustic elegance to modern interiors while preserving the legacy of Indian craftsmanship.
