The capacious handmade jug of 750 ml has a variety of uses. This clay jar is suitable for cold and warm drinks – water, milk, juice. It also looks great as a vase and decor item. Since ancient times, in such clay jugs, hutsuls used to store milk, sour milk, or “uzvar” – a drink made from dried fruits.

The hand-painted jar has geometric and floral patterns. Each time the master adds new elements into the drawing, it makes all jags different from each other. When ordering such a jug, you can be sure that it will have its unique pattern.

Features of Kosiv ceramics
This Kosiv-style pottery jug is made in the city of Kosiv. In the 19th century, this city was a center of pottery. Pottery masters of Kosiv have been producing different tableware and other ceramic products from the local clay.

The technique of Kosiv ceramics has an original feature: during firing, the green dye drips, creating the effect of watercolor painting, so-called “tears”. Each time, these streaks appear differently on the product, as if enlivening the artist’s drawing.

The jug is covered with a shiny transparent glaze, which, together with sunny yellow and bright green, creates a warm summer mood.