Wooden Naga Pot (44)

Wooden Naga Pot – Authentic and Cool

Bring a piece of Indonesian craft and tradition into your home with this authentic, weathered Naga pot. This unique decorative item is a real eye-catcher in a sober and sturdy interior.

Origin and History The Naga pots come from Northern Indonesia and have been handmade by the Naga tribe for centuries. Each pot tells its own story and bears traces of time and use. The weathered appearance makes these pots not only unique, but also a tangible piece of history. Originally they were used for storage and rituals, often provided with symbolic patterns that reflect the connection with nature and ancestors.

Handmade and Unique Each Naga pot is entirely handmade by craftsmen using traditional techniques passed down through generations. The process begins with carving the pot, after which decorative details are added by hand. The natural finish and robust appearance make this pot ideal for a country interior.

Weathered and Characterful The weathered look of this pot is not a fashion phenomenon, but a sign of authenticity. Traces of erosion, color differences and small irregularities show that the pot has a past. This makes each pot unique and gives it a tough, lived-in look that cannot be matched with modern production methods.

Functional and Decorative Originally intended for storage, but now mainly loved as decoration. Due to its robust and natural look, the Naga pot fits perfectly in a sober and rural interior. Use it as a flower pot, vase or as a freestanding element to make a powerful statement in your living space.

Dimensions and Specifications

• Height: 45.5CM

• Diameter: 30CM

• Material: Wood

• Color: Earth tones with natural weathered finish

• Origin: Northern Indonesia

Maintenance and Care The Naga pot requires little maintenance. Preferably keep it in a dry environment and clean it with a soft, dry cloth to remove dust. Avoid aggressive cleaning agents, as these can damage the natural patina.

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