Bottle vase - Clay

Vummile

A terracotta amphora-jar for holding water of ancient origin, approximately 1920-1930.

It was used as a container for oil, wine, and other products preserved in oil, salt, and vinegar using traditional methods.

It was also used as a tool for housewives for a variety of household purposes.

The flasks have onomatopoeic names, originating from the sounds they make when emptying. The vummile is a characteristic terracotta jar once used by farmers to store fresh water, essential during field work.


Dimensions: H 30 cm x Ø 25 cm

Weight: 2500 g