Description A traditional **kendi libation vessel** originating from **Southeast Asia**, crafted from polished red clay and shaped in the classic regional form used for ritual pouring. The vessel features a rounded body, a narrow neck with a flared rim, and a distinctive zoomorphic spout modeled as a rooster’s head. The warm terracotta tone and smooth finish highlight the handmade character typical of folk ceramics from this part of Asia. Kendi vessels were widely used across **Indonesia, Malaysia, and surrounding regions**, both in ceremonial contexts and daily life. This example stands out for its expressive sculptural spout and balanced proportions, making it an attractive piece for collectors of Asian ethnographic art. **Height:** 18.5 cm **Weight:** 400 g **Material:** Polished red clay --- Condition Report **Overall condition:** Excellent, with minor age‑consistent wear. - **Body:** Stable structure with no cracks or repairs; natural patina from age. - **Neck & Rim:** Intact with slight wear on the edges. - **Zoomorphic Spout:** Rooster head well preserved, no chips or losses, clear sculptural detail. - **Surface:** Smooth polished clay with small natural imperfections from firing and use. - **Base:** Stable and even. Handmade Southeast Asian ceramics often show small irregularities, which contribute to authenticity and character. --- Valuation Note Comparable Southeast Asian red‑clay kendi vessels—especially those with zoomorphic spouts—typically achieve **100-150€** at auction. The polished surface, expressive rooster‑head spout, and good preservation place this example confidently within that range, offering strong value for collectors of regional ceramics and ritual objects. --- Shipping Secure packaging with tracking. Careful handling ensured due to the handmade nature of the piece.