

Regional Storage Pottery
DA-0408 · Muş, Eastern Anatolia
A tall, narrow clay vessel from the Muş region of eastern Anatolia, with a rounded body and a small opening in its side, shown raised on an iron stand. Vessels of this churn form are unusual and sculptural, and the upright shape suits an entrance hall, a stair landing or a restaurant corner. The clay is a soft grey-brown with weathered patches. Offered as individual pieces within a small collection; height and surface vary.
— Door-to-door delivery to Montenegro and the Adriatic coast, all costs quoted upfront.
— Full export paperwork with every piece, including museum clearance.
— Photos or a live video call of the piece before you commit.
Hand-made pieces vary; we confirm exact measurements before purchase.
About this piece
We measure each Muş Churn Jar (DA-0408) you choose and confirm its exact dimensions and weight before you buy, because sizes vary from piece to piece.
Send an enquiry or a WhatsApp message with the reference DA-0408: we reply with photos, availability and a delivered price, usually within one working day. This type is supplied within a grouped collection order: orders from €5,000 ship on their own, smaller orders join the next consolidated shipment (8–10 weeks). It ships with an EUR.1 origin certificate and museum export clearance, door-to-door to Montenegro, the Balkans and the rest of Europe.
Delivery · Hotels & ProjectsBackground reading: From Pithos to Küp: Thousands of Years of Storage Jars in AnatoliaAlso see: Anatolian Amphorae, Olive & Dağar Jars, Avanos Pottery