Antique ceramic pot N° 14A 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 Originally made for everyday use, these vessels would have been used to store small quantities of food, oils, pigments, or medicinal ingredients.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

Vintage black stone mortar from India

Dimensions: L32 W31 H29cm

small cracks and variations are part of its character and evolution over time

allowing color to seep into its cracks and character

avoid water and harsh cleaners

The surface is left largely unglazed

Size: D12 H10cm

Dimensions: L 46 W 24 H26 cm

Size: H52 D51 cm

5 cm × W 15

Dimensions: H33 cm x D22 cm

(c) Essence will gently diffuse itself in the air