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Vintage Moroccan Terracotta Water Vessel
Located in thousand oaks, CA
A wonderful original vintage hand-crafted Moroccan terracotta water vessel. This beautiful find displays the natural age, wear and patina that ...
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Mid-20th Century Moroccan Vases
Materials
Cement
Vintage Asian Clay Vessel
Located in thousand oaks, CA
Authentic Asian vintage one-of-a-kind handcrafted clay vessel/vase, Rustic smooth unglazed matte finish in beautiful natural tone's.
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Materials
Clay
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