From the collection of "Dimitrie Gusti" National Village Museum
Vas de formă bombată, cu gura largă și toartă laterală. În partea superioară a piesei, pete mari alungite (benzi sau „limbi”) de culoare, realizate prin scurgere, alternând cu fundalul. Peste aceste benzi, pete verzi stropite. Pe buza vasului, la exterior, două cercuri incizate. Cromatică: cărămiziu, alb-gălbui, verde închis. Timp de lucru: circa două săptămâni. is a work by olar, depicting Clay, held at "Dimitrie Gusti" National Village Museum.
This is a simple clay pot with a wide, rounded belly and a thick lip. The surface is uneven, with patches of brownish-red, yellowish-white, and dark green. Two faint circles are carved into the rim, and the top has streaky, uneven splotches of green and white. The pot looks handmade, with no smooth finish—just raw, uneven clay. The green patches were likely added after the pot was shaped, maybe by dripping paint. If you like this kind of handmade pottery, look up clay.
These folk potters shaped everyday jugs and bowls, glazing only the top half and painting them with spirals, flowers, and bristle-like sprigs in mustard, green, and brown.
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