Bleached Vintage Indian Mana Pots
Sourced from the artisan workshops of Rajasthan, these hand-carved teak vessels carry the patina of generations. Each pot was crafted to hold cooking oils and household staples in traditional Indian kitchens, and their bleached, weathered surfaces speak to years of authentic use. Today, they transition beautifully into contemporary spaces—ideal for kitchen utensil storage, intimate plant displays, or simply as sculptural reminders of heritage craftsmanship. One-of-a-kind pieces with genuine character.
Approx: 18x19x19cm
Sourced from the artisan workshops of Rajasthan, these hand-carved teak vessels carry the patina of generations. Each pot was crafted to hold cooking oils and household staples in traditional Indian kitchens, and their bleached, weathered surfaces speak to years of authentic use. Today, they transition beautifully into contemporary spaces—ideal for kitchen utensil storage, intimate plant displays, or simply as sculptural reminders of heritage craftsmanship. One-of-a-kind pieces with genuine character.
Approx: 18x19x19cm
Description
Sourced from the artisan workshops of Rajasthan, these hand-carved teak vessels carry the patina of generations. Each pot was crafted to hold cooking oils and household staples in traditional Indian kitchens, and their bleached, weathered surfaces speak to years of authentic use. Today, they transition beautifully into contemporary spaces—ideal for kitchen utensil storage, intimate plant displays, or simply as sculptural reminders of heritage craftsmanship. One-of-a-kind pieces with genuine character.
Approx: 18x19x19cm
