Ancient terracotta pottery jar

Ancient belly jar (Khuroos) from the Sultanate of Oman. This type of pottery was common in the southern Arabian Peninsula, particularly in Oman. Shape: Large belly jar, typical of storage containers used in the past. Decoration: Relief patterns, including coiled garlands (frieze of circles or rings) under the neck, very prominent on ancient Omani pottery. Material and appearance: Raw terracotta, often unglazed, with traces of hand or cord shaping. Use: These jars were used for transporting and storing goods (grains, oil, incense, or dates). This beautiful antique object will add a warm touch to your decor, whether indoors or outdoors.