Zulu Pot - 169.1 Street Performers A striking Coptic cross from

A striking Coptic cross from Ethiopia

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This handcrafted ceramic pot features a deep emerald green glaze with subtle signs of age — gentle wear and earthy tones that tell its story

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Zulu Pot - 169.1 Street Performers A striking Coptic cross fromA sculptural Zulu beer pot, shaped from river clay Originating in South Africa, the Zulu pot known as an ukhamba has long held an honoured place in Zulu life, traditionally used to brew, store and serve beer. Each is hand shaped from clay dug along local riverbanks, smoothed by hand, and fired in an open pit. That age old process gives every vessel a warmth of tone and depth of character that no factory piece can match. Because each pot is hand built