Vintage Shona Pot - 61.2 beach safety a terrace pot or a

a terrace pot or a houseplant for a bit of colour and curiosity

DimensionsLarge: 1300mm H x 792mm Ø (bottom) x 700mm Ø (top)

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Vintage Shona Pot - 61.2 beach safety a terrace pot or aA hand built earthenware pot from the Shona people of Zimbabwe, known in Shona as a hari. Pots like this were traditionally made by women and sat at the centre of domestic life serving food and drink and storing dry foodstuffs. The neck and shoulder are incised with geometric patterns, the clay hand burnished and finished with graphite and red oxide, then hardened in open pits fired with dry cow dung (ndove), which gives the surface its smoky, earthy