Black Patina Islamic Garden Plant Pot

Egyptian brass vessels, also known as "Egyptian faience," were a common form of ancient Egyptian pottery made from a mixture of copper, zinc, and tin. These garden plant pots were used for a variety of purposes, including holding liquids such as oil and wine, as well as for decorative purposes. Egyptian brass vessels or black planter were often brightly colored and decorated with intricate designs, such as hieroglyphs and images of Egyptian gods and pharaohs. These cute pots or vessels were also often used in religious ceremonies and as grave goods in burials. Egyptian brass-making technology was highly advanced and these vessels were exported and imitated by other cultures throughout the ancient world. Despite its widespread use, little is known about the specific techniques used to create these ancient brass vessels.

• Pack of one piece
• Material: Brass
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