Small 18th-Century Rustic Biot Jar W/ Staple Repairs - 24"

This small Biot jar from the 18th century exudes a distinct charm with its rustic appearance and subtle patina. The jar showcases ancient repairs with multiple staples, enhancing its unique character and imparting a wabi-sabi aesthetic. The surface displays a beautifully weathered texture, revealing its history and the graceful aging process it has undergone over centuries. 

Originating from Biot, a region renowned for its pottery, this jar reflects the traditional craftsmanship of the era. Biot jars were originally designed for storing oil and wine, valued for their durability and practicality. The visible repairs on this piece tell a story of resourcefulness and respect for materials, as mending staples were commonly used to extend the life of such utilitarian objects.

Ideal for bringing a touch of Provençal charm to any space, Biot jars make stunning decorative accents whether placed indoors or in a garden setting. This jar can serve as an eye-catching accent piece in a living room or an entryway, filled with dried flowers or branches for a natural look. It also works beautifully as a statement piece on a terrace or in a garden.

Condition and wear consistent with age and use.
Approx. overall 24" high x 19" diameter
Approx. overall 61cm high x 48cm diameter