This ceramic pot, with its organic shape and fusion of earthy tones, is a piece that exudes the authenticity and warmth of southern France. Originating from Vallauris, the legendary ceramics town on the Côte d'Azur, this container is distinguished by its two-tone glaze: a grayish-brown stoneware body, with marks that suggest the passage of time or the intensity of the kiln, and an inner rim and the top of the lid in a vibrant burnt orange. This combination gives the piece a rustic yet sophisticated character, typical of the region's artisanal production. Perfect for storing secrets, spices, or simply as a decorative element that adds depth and history to any space. Its soft-set lid invites you to explore its interior.

Origin: Vallauris, France
Date: Mid-20th century (estimated c. 1950s-1970s)
Manufacturing: Handmade
Craftsman: Unknown (Vallauris pieces were often unsigned or with generic city markings)
Materials: Enameled stoneware
Dimensions: Approximately 12 cm (height with lid) x 15 cm (maximum diameter) Condition: Excellent

Note: Slight imperfections in the enamel and surface are part of the handmade nature of the piece and its charm.