Handcrafted Peruvian pottery celebrating storytelling, symbolism, and folk tradition This vintage terracotta clay pitcher reflects the expressive artistry of Quinua pottery from the Andean region. Hand-formed and painted with floral motifs, its zoomorphic form features beast-shaped handles and a serpent-like spout that give the...

Experience the Historic Beauty of the Antique Emerald Pottery Jar Rich in heritage and grounded elegance, this antique terracotta jar brings depth, color, and timeless presence into the home. Sourced from Shanxi and dating to the 19th century or earlier, its utilitarian form once...

A hide-covered Himalayan trunk shaped for storage and travel Dating to the early 20th century, this antique Bhutanese storage trunk combines a structured bamboo frame with a protective hide covering. Its broad rectangular form, reinforced edges, and substantial scale reflect the practical construction of...

Deep green glaze over the working form of a French storage jar Originally made as a utilitarian vessel, this antique French olive jar combines a tall amphora profile with twin loop handles and a richly varied forest-green glaze. The narrow neck opens above rounded...

A painted serpent circles a rounded vessel from Chihuahua This vintage Mata Ortiz pot is shaped with a broad globular body, compact neck, and gently flared rim. Across its cream-colored surface, black and earthen red lines form a large serpent, a winged creature, and...

Dragon-form handles frame an expressive field of green and rose glaze Applied dragons curl around the neck of this antique Chinese vase, giving its compact, rounded body an unusually sculptural profile. Green glaze gathers and runs across the raised decoration before meeting a softer...

Bands of teal-blue paint follow the rhythm of hand-turned wood Horizontal ridges encircle this vintage Indian wooden vase from its rounded base to its narrow neck, giving the surface a steady, tactile rhythm. A layered teal-blue finish settles into the grooves and recedes across...