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A striking, large-scale copper vessel handcrafted in the Balkans during the late 19th century, reflecting the enduring influence of Ottoman …
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A striking, large-scale copper vessel handcrafted in the Balkans during the late 19th century, reflecting the enduring influence of Ottoman metalworking traditions.
Entirely hand-hammered from a single copper sheet, the piece features a wide, rounded body, scalloped rim, and forged side handles — all executed with remarkable skill and tactile presence.
The surface bears a naturally aged patina with deep oxidation tones ranging from warm copper to greenish verdigris, evoking centuries of use and graceful decay.
This vessel was originally used in rural households for carrying or storing water, but today it stands as a sculptural decorative object with strong architectural character.
An impressive piece of ethnographic metalwork, bridging functional history and sculptural form.
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