Vintage ceramic bottle by Velimir Dordevic, 1970s

Vintage ceramic bottle by Velimir Dordevic, made in Serbia in the 1970s. Velimir Dordevic is a representative of the Pirot pottery school in Serbia, with half a century of craftsmanship and art. This bottle (called 'buklija' or 'čutura' in Serbian) was used to store liquids such as wine, rakija, or water. It was used during weddings, baptisms, ceremonies, by shepherds and farmers, during celebrations and travels. It often had two necks: one for pouring, the other for drinking or regulating air during pouring. The vase is in very good vintage condition with no damage and has the original signature of the master. Dimensions: width: 16 cm, height: 21 cm, depth: 4 cm.