A striking example of traditional Odemis craftsmanship, this Ancient Turkish Odemis Pot carries the quiet authority of true earthenware form. Its generous, rounded body is defined by hand-worked horizontal banding — each ridge imperfect, rhythmic and entirely individual.

The softly tapered base and grounded silhouette give it architectural presence, while the warm terracotta tones bring depth and natural warmth to both interior and exterior spaces. Surface markings, tonal shifts and textural variations are part of its story — evidence of traditional firing methods and time-softened character.

This is a piece that works as sculpture first and planter second. Strong enough to anchor a courtyard, refined enough for a pared-back interior.

A collector’s form — substantial, restrained and deeply textural.

Available to view at Brookfield Gardens.