1850
From the collection of Ethnographical Museum of Transylvania
Farfurie adâncă de tip castron, cu bază îngustă și corp tronconic, buză mică dreaptă; piesa este modelată din lut la roata olarului nefiind angobată. Decorul foarte simplu este realizat cu albă și roșu-închis, prin pictare cu cornul și se compune din motive geometrice: linii circulare, linie ondulată, cercuri concentrice. Cromatica: alb, roșu-închis, pe fondul lutului ars. Farfuria este nesmălțuită. is a 1850 by Unknown, held at Ethnographical Museum of Transylvania.
This is a simple clay bowl with a wide, shallow shape. The outside is smooth and light brown, like baked earth. Inside, there’s a pattern of red and white lines—circles, wavy lines, and rings stacked like steps. The colors are plain: the red looks deep, the white stands out against the brown. The bowl has no glossy finish, just raw clay. It was likely made by hand on a potter’s wheel, then painted with simple tools. The design is basic but neat, using just two colors on the natural clay. If you like this kind of earthy pottery, check out the Museum of Ethnography.
