Tribal African Pots

A lovely squat and bulbous African earthenware / clay storage jar.

providing a window into the historical context of the time. Farrar's African Honey Pot is rich in context

This is a pot made in Southern Africa by the Shona peoples. The pots are typically used to carry

Ceremonial 5 finger beer pot from Kwa_Zulu Natal, South Africa. Field collected by David Roberts in

Mid-20th century beer pot cover (Imbengi) Zulu People, South Africa These beaded covers were used

Mid-20th century beer pot cover (Imbengi) Zulu People, South Africa These beaded covers were

to create their own jewelry, are also used in everyday objects. The African tribal silver tea pot

Zulu Ceremonial Beer Pot from Kwa-Zulu Natal, South Africa. Field collected by David Roberts in

Maconde water pot from the Mueda Plateau, Northeast Mozambique, Africa. David Roberts collection

This African Bamana pot features a raised-relief lizard motif, suggesting its water-related

Offered by ZENA KRUZICK Mid-20th Century Zulu Ceramic Beer Pot, South Africa This large beer

Mid-20th century tribal ceramic beer pot, Zulu People, South Africa. Made of burnished clay with

Mid-20th century tribal ceramic beer pot, Zulu People, South Africa. Gracefully incised lines

Made from fired earth, this 1960's Zulu storage pot has been attractively decorated with deep red

An outstanding 20th century monumental tribally-used Zulu hand-built ceramic beer pot with two wide

to create their own jewelry, are also used in everyday objects. The African tribal silver tea pot

African tribal wooden mortar pot. Dates from the 20th century, hand carved decoration, very

An outstanding 20th century tribally-used Zulu hand-built ceramic beer pot with hundreds of applied

An outstanding 20th century tribally-used Zulu hand-built ceramic beer pot with hundreds of applied

Hlabisa, Kwazulu-Natal, South Africa. Potter: Busisiwe Ngobese.

Zulu beer pots, or Ukhamba, are shaped with the coil method, then smoothed, incised, indented or

Bozo/Somono, Mali.

Igala, Nigeria.

flattened sphere, this pot has shallow vertical ridges leading up to the decorative slip decoration near the

This beautiful African ceramic pot is decorated with etched and slip-decorated leaves and triangles

traditional African forms." Tribal art is our specialty. If you are interested in more of this type of work

Mphise Area, Kwazulu-Natal, South Africa.

Horizontal ranks of pointed amasumpa nodes cover almost the entire surface of this Zulu beer pot

Nesta Nala (1940-2005) was an award-winning South African Zulu potter. Nala learnt how to make