AfroLux Elongated Jar

Elongated Lidded Jar 

"Since each piece is made on the wheel by hand, expect charming imperfections and variations in colour, shape and size, making it one-of-a-kind."

Dia 11cm | W 16cm | H 25cm   Weight: 800g  Temperature: 1200°C

Discover the soulful artistry of Africa with this exquisite medium lidded jar, a true celebration of resilience, tradition, and warmth. Meticulously crafted to stoneware. This piece embodies both strength and elegance, making it a meaningful addition to any space.

A Symbol of Heritage and Protection
The jar's lid is crowned with a delicately sculpted cow figurine, symbolizing protection, guardianship, and nurturing—values deeply rooted in African culture. This watchful figure not only seals in the jar’s contents but also acts as a guardian of your home’s spirit, reflecting the protective nature of family and community.

Artistry That Tells a Story  
Each vessel is wheel thrown, transforming functional pottery into a work of art that narrates stories of African women’s strength, wisdom, and warmth. The form resembles a cozy home—inviting, comforting, and full of life—crafted to evoke feelings of belonging and cultural pride.

Design: Inspired by the rich tapestry of African nature, the distinctive AfroLux design features carved triangles filled with intriguing colors reminiscent of indigenous plants and insects. The limited-edition color palettes celebrate the diverse beauty of African culture, no two mugs are exactly alike, making this a treasured, one-of-a-kind piece.

Design: The carved motifs symbolize the enduring connection to amaXhosa heritage, inviting you to feel the warmth and unity embedded in each piece.

A Unique Cultural Treasure
More than just a storage jar, this piece is a conversation starter and a heartfelt gift that connects you to the rich traditions of Africa. Whether used to store spices, herbs, or cherished keepsakes, it adds a layer of meaningful artistry to your everyday life.

"Experience the beauty of African craftsmanship—order yours today and carry a piece of Africa’s enduring spirit into your home."