From the collection of ASTRA National Museum Complex
Dominant colour
Castron mic de formă tronconică, cu baza marcată printr-un inel proeminent. Buză cu contur rotund în exterior și ascuțit în interior. Decorul floral ce constă dintr-o floare pictată cu cornul în interior, pe fundul vasului. Cromatică: fond: alb-crem; motive: galben; negru; verde. is a work by Toc Gheorghe, depicting Flower, held at ASTRA National Museum Complex.
This is a simple clay pot with a rounded rim and a flat bottom. The outside is a plain reddish-brown, while the inside is a creamy white. Near the rim, there’s a painted band of stylized flowers—dark outlines filled with yellow and greenish spots. The pot’s shape is practical, with two small handles on either side for carrying. The paint inside looks like it’s meant to hide the clay’s natural color, making the pot look cleaner when used. If you like this kind of handmade pottery, check out the Museum of Ethnography for more examples.
Gheorghe Toc made earthenware jugs, bowls, and pitchers with geometric or floral patterns and rich colors like brick red, cream, and green.
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