Cooking pot. Long shape, single handle, fashioned with a groove from which the brim starts. Straight or broken white and brick coloured lines form the design. Unglazed, reddish-brown background. (Clay, pipe clay, white and red coloured earth). Height 240mm, diameter at brim 140mm, diameter at bottom 125mm.
Type of pot frequently encountered in all the Banat area.
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