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Nkuku Terracotta Edo Jug – Handcrafted Ceramic Pitcher for Water, Juice & Wine | Eco-Friendly Homeware

Original price was: $56.49.Current price is: $39.54.

Handcrafted with care, the Nkuku Terracotta Edo Jug is made from high-quality terracotta clay, ensuring durability and a timeless aesthetic.
Perfect for serving water, juice, or wine, this ceramic pitcher is both functional and stylish, making it a must-have for your kitchen or dining table.
Eco-friendly and sustainable, the Nkuku Terracotta Edo Jug is designed with the environment in mind, using natural materials and traditional crafting techniques.
Add a touch of rustic charm to your home with this beautifully designed jug, ideal for both everyday use and special occasions.
Enjoy fast and reliable shipping, secure payment options, and excellent customer service when you purchase the Nkuku Terracotta Edo Jug today.

SKU: Nkuku 5fa1239fdf557e000724befe Categories: Drinkware, Homewares, Kitchen & Dining

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A natural colour palette of warm terracotta and an earthy off-white glaze combine in the organic shape of this practical jug.
These collections are created by talented artisans in China. The country has a rich heritage of arts and crafts, but sadly it is now more renowned for mass production and many of its traditional skills have been forgotten or overlooked. We work together with our suppliers to protect these skills.
Dimensions: 10.5 x 12.5 x 7cm
Primary material: Stoneware
Food safe: Yes
Dishwasher safe: Yes
Microwave safe: Yes
Oven safe: No
Capacity: 308

Brand: Nkuku

Homewares brand Nkuku combines style with sustainable design. Working with craftspeople from all over the world, this English brand is known for its dedication to fair ethical production standards. Handmade home accessories and textiles take centre stage, with a distinctive aesthetic that will add a touch of natural charm to any home. Explore our curated collection of Nkuku today.