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Discover an authentic antique clay pot from Kalimantan, once used for rice storage, water, and fish fermentation. A rare collector’s item made from natural clay with unique aging textures. Ideal for home decor with cultural soul.

Antique Clay Pot from Kalimantan – Traditional Decorative Earthenware with Historical Value

$ 49.99

Antique Clay Pot from Kalimantan – Traditional Decorative Earthenware with Historical Value - Abush

Antique Clay Pot from Kalimantan – Traditional Decorative Earthenware with Historical Value – Abush

$ 49.99

Antique Clay Pot from Kalimantan – Traditional Decorative Earthenware with Historical Value - Koleka

Antique Clay Pot from Kalimantan – Traditional Decorative Earthenware with Historical Value – Koleka

$ 49.99

Antique Clay Pot from Kalimantan

Antique Clay Pot from Kalimantan – Traditional Decorative Ceramic Vessel with Historical Value

$ 37.49

tep into the past with this Antique Clay Pot from Kalimantan, a timeless piece that tells a story of tradition, utility, and craftsmanship. This pot is not just a decorative object – it's a tangible connection to the heritage of Kalimantan, where such vessels were integral in daily village life long before modern containers came into use. Made from natural ceramic clay, this antique pot was traditionally used for storing rice, water, and even fermenting fish – essential activities in the local culture of Kalimantan. Over decades of use and time, the pot has developed a naturally aged surface, with fine hairline cracks and deep earthy tones that only time and history can create. Each pot carries its own unique patina, shaped by weather, hand use, and natural material interaction. While no longer used for food or liquid storage, the pot now serves a different purpose: a decorative statement piece that radiates authenticity and age. This piece is favored by collectors, interior designers, and decor enthusiasts who are looking for items that bring both story and soul into a space. Place it in an entryway, on a patio, in a living room, or pair it with other antique finds for a stunning gallery effect. Though originally designed for utility, these pots are now celebrated for their aesthetic imperfections – the subtle uneven texture, the hand-formed lip, and even the soft chips or weathered rim. No two are ever the same, making each one a one-of-a-kind historical treasure. Product Highlights: Material: Ceramic clay Origin: Kalimantan, Indonesia Original Use: For rice storage, water containers, and fish fermentation Current Use: Home decor, gallery display, collector's item Condition: Antique, with authentic aging, fine cracks, and color variations Note: For decorative use only Size: Approximately 35 x 40 x 35 cm Cultural Significance: Before the widespread availability of plastic or metal containers, this type of clay pot played a vital role in food preservation and daily life. Crafted by hand and shaped using traditional techniques, it reflects both the skills of past artisans and the natural resources of the region. In many communities, a pot like this would be passed down through generations, holding stories of family life, harvest seasons, and traditional recipes. Some were even used in ceremonial practices. Today, these pots serve as a reminder of the rich cultural tapestry of Indonesia and the sustainability of handcrafted, locally sourced items. Ideal For: Antique Collectors Bohemian, rustic, or ethnic-themed interiors Interior stylists and decorators Photography or movie props Art installations and museum collections Why This Pot? Sustainably sourced: No replicas. This is an original vintage piece. Emotionally resonant: Holds a deep connection to Indonesian heritage. Timeless design: Will never go out of style in vintage decor. How to Purchase: Since each piece is one-of-a-kind, please contact us with a screenshot or a description of the pot you wish to order. Availability changes quickly due to its rarity. If the selected pot is no longer available, we will recommend another similar piece from our collection. Feel free to message us before checkout to confirm stock.

Antique Clay Pot from Kalimantan – Traditional Decorative Ceramic Vessel with Historical Value – Kurku

$ 49.99

Step into the past with this Antique Clay Pot from Kalimantan, a timeless piece that tells a story of tradition, utility, and craftsmanship. This pot is not just a decorative object – it's a tangible connection to the heritage of Kalimantan, where such vessels were integral in daily village life long before modern containers came into use. Made from natural ceramic clay, this antique pot was traditionally used for storing rice, water, and even fermenting fish – essential activities in the local culture of Kalimantan. Over decades of use and time, the pot has developed a naturally aged surface, with fine hairline cracks and deep earthy tones that only time and history can create. Each pot carries its own unique patina, shaped by weather, hand use, and natural material interaction. While no longer used for food or liquid storage, the pot now serves a different purpose: a decorative statement piece that radiates authenticity and age. This piece is favored by collectors, interior designers, and decor enthusiasts who are looking for items that bring both story and soul into a space. Place it in an entryway, on a patio, in a living room, or pair it with other antique finds for a stunning gallery effect. Though originally designed for utility, these pots are now celebrated for their aesthetic imperfections – the subtle uneven texture, the hand-formed lip, and even the soft chips or weathered rim. No two are ever the same, making each one a one-of-a-kind historical treasure. Product Highlights: Material: Ceramic clay Origin: Kalimantan, Indonesia Original Use: For rice storage, water containers, and fish fermentation Current Use: Home decor, gallery display, collector's item Condition: Antique, with authentic aging, fine cracks, and color variations Note: For decorative use only Size: Approximately 35 x 40 x 35 cm Cultural Significance: Before the widespread availability of plastic or metal containers, this type of clay pot played a vital role in food preservation and daily life. Crafted by hand and shaped using traditional techniques, it reflects both the skills of past artisans and the natural resources of the region. In many communities, a pot like this would be passed down through generations, holding stories of family life, harvest seasons, and traditional recipes. Some were even used in ceremonial practices. Today, these pots serve as a reminder of the rich cultural tapestry of Indonesia and the sustainability of handcrafted, locally sourced items. Ideal For: Antique Collectors Bohemian, rustic, or ethnic-themed interiors Interior stylists and decorators Photography or movie props Art installations and museum collections Why This Pot? Sustainably sourced: No replicas. This is an original vintage piece. Emotionally resonant: Holds a deep connection to Indonesian heritage. Timeless design: Will never go out of style in vintage decor. How to Purchase: Since each piece is one-of-a-kind, please contact us with a screenshot or a description of the pot you wish to order. Availability changes quickly due to its rarity. If the selected pot is no longer available, we will recommend another similar piece from our collection. Feel free to message us before checkout to confirm stock.

Antique Clay Pot from Kalimantan – Traditional Decorative Ceramic Vessel with Historical Value – Kurkuma

$ 49.99

Step into the past with this Antique Clay Pot from Kalimantan, a timeless piece that tells a story of tradition, utility, and craftsmanship. This pot is not just a decorative object – it's a tangible connection to the heritage of Kalimantan, where such vessels were integral in daily village life long before modern containers came into use. Made from natural ceramic clay, this antique pot was traditionally used for storing rice, water, and even fermenting fish – essential activities in the local culture of Kalimantan. Over decades of use and time, the pot has developed a naturally aged surface, with fine hairline cracks and deep earthy tones that only time and history can create. Each pot carries its own unique patina, shaped by weather, hand use, and natural material interaction. While no longer used for food or liquid storage, the pot now serves a different purpose: a decorative statement piece that radiates authenticity and age. This piece is favored by collectors, interior designers, and decor enthusiasts who are looking for items that bring both story and soul into a space. Place it in an entryway, on a patio, in a living room, or pair it with other antique finds for a stunning gallery effect. Though originally designed for utility, these pots are now celebrated for their aesthetic imperfections – the subtle uneven texture, the hand-formed lip, and even the soft chips or weathered rim. No two are ever the same, making each one a one-of-a-kind historical treasure. Product Highlights: Material: Ceramic clay Origin: Kalimantan, Indonesia Original Use: For rice storage, water containers, and fish fermentation Current Use: Home decor, gallery display, collector's item Condition: Antique, with authentic aging, fine cracks, and color variations Note: For decorative use only Size: Approximately 35 x 40 x 35 cm Cultural Significance: Before the widespread availability of plastic or metal containers, this type of clay pot played a vital role in food preservation and daily life. Crafted by hand and shaped using traditional techniques, it reflects both the skills of past artisans and the natural resources of the region. In many communities, a pot like this would be passed down through generations, holding stories of family life, harvest seasons, and traditional recipes. Some were even used in ceremonial practices. Today, these pots serve as a reminder of the rich cultural tapestry of Indonesia and the sustainability of handcrafted, locally sourced items. Ideal For: Antique Collectors Bohemian, rustic, or ethnic-themed interiors Interior stylists and decorators Photography or movie props Art installations and museum collections Why This Pot? Sustainably sourced: No replicas. This is an original vintage piece. Emotionally resonant: Holds a deep connection to Indonesian heritage. Timeless design: Will never go out of style in vintage decor. How to Purchase: Since each piece is one-of-a-kind, please contact us with a screenshot or a description of the pot you wish to order. Availability changes quickly due to its rarity. If the selected pot is no longer available, we will recommend another similar piece from our collection. Feel free to message us before checkout to confirm stock.

Antique Clay Pot from Kalimantan – Traditional Decorative Ceramic Vessel with Historical Value – Bima

$ 49.99

Antique Clay Pot from Kalimantan – Handcrafted Decorative Vessel with Cultural Heritage (30x35x20 cm)

$ 62.49

Antique Clay Pot from Kalimantan – Handcrafted Decorative Vessel with Cultural Heritage (20x15x25 cm)

Antique Clay Pot from Kalimantan – Handcrafted Decorative Vessel with Cultural Heritage (20x15x25 cm)

$ 37.49

Antique Rice Storage Jar from Kalimantan – Vintage Ceramic Vessel for Cultural Display (30x30x20 cm)

Antique Rice Storage Jar from Kalimantan – Vintage Ceramic Vessel for Cultural Display (30x30x20 cm)

$ 187.99

Antique Rice Storage Jar from Kalimantan – Vintage Ceramic Vessel for Cultural Display (30x20x20 cm)

Antique Rice Storage Jar from Kalimantan – Vintage Ceramic Vessel for Cultural Display (30x20x20 cm)

$ 124.99

Discover a rare piece of Indonesian cultural history with this Antique Rice Storage Jar from Kalimantan, a traditional vessel once essential to daily village life. Handmade from natural ceramic clay, this authentic jar tells a story of heritage, utility, and artistry passed through generations. Historically used to store rice, this jar was a staple in households across Kalimantan before modern containers became widespread. With its sturdy construction and natural breathability, it helped preserve rice in a humid tropical climate while also symbolizing abundance and sustenance. Over time, these jars have become rare, their utility replaced by modern conveniences. Yet, their aesthetic and cultural value has only increased. With visible signs of aging—subtle cracks, earthy discoloration, and natural patina—each piece is one-of-a-kind. No two jars are alike, making them deeply personal collectibles and decor pieces. These jars are ideal for: Vintage and antique collectors Interior designers seeking rustic, natural textures Hotels, resorts, and villas embracing heritage themes Artisans and cultural curators showcasing traditional objects Product Highlights: Material: Natural ceramic clay Origin: Kalimantan, Indonesia Traditional Use: Rice storage Modern Use: Decorative only Size: Approximately 30 x 20 x 20 cm Condition: Antique – includes intentional imperfections, aging marks, and heritage wear Cultural Significance: In Kalimantan households, storing rice was more than utility—it was a symbol of wealth, community, and tradition. These handmade jars played a role in family rituals and everyday nourishment. Before mass-produced plastic or metal containers, villagers relied on jars like these to safely store grains and fermented foods. Their design, often passed through generations of artisans, reflects not just form but function refined by necessity. As the world modernized, these vessels were retired from daily use but found new life as decorative collectibles that tell the story of a bygone era. Their shape, texture, and signs of use offer a deep emotional and historical connection. Ideal For: Cultural enthusiasts and heritage decorators Boho and rustic-style home interiors Bali and tropical-inspired spaces Museums, exhibitions, or learning centers focused on Southeast Asia Why It Stands Out: Culturally Significant: A vessel that embodies Kalimantan’s daily life and artisanal past. Genuinely Aged: Each jar features wear that authenticates its heritage. Handcrafted: Not factory-made, but shaped by human hands. Versatile: Looks beautiful in contemporary, rustic, and vintage interiors. How to Buy: Please send a screenshot of the jar you are interested in. These are limited, antique pieces, and each one has unique visual characteristics. If your chosen jar is no longer available, we will offer a similar item from our inventory with comparable style and authenticity. Alternatively, you can let us select a random antique jar for you based on current availability. Please chat stock availability before purchasing.

Antique Rice Storage Jar from Kalimantan – Vintage Ceramic Vessel for Cultural Display (30x20x20 cm) Aurora

$ 187.99