This is a traditional hand-carved wooden milk or water pitcher from East Africa, commonly associated with the Pokot or Karamojong peoples of Kenya and Uganda. It is carved from indigenous wood for storing and serving milk or water. Due to age, there are signs of wear and tear but the form is intact. This is a beautiful piece of decor.
This is a traditional hand-carved wooden milk or water pitcher from East Africa, commonly associated with the Pokot or Karamojong peoples of Kenya and Uganda. It is carved from indigenous wood for storing and serving milk or water. Due to age, there are signs of wear and tear but the form is intact. This is a beautiful piece of decor.
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