Tall cylindrical stoneware jar or bottle, with a narrow neck and slightly flared rim. The surface is coated in a rich brown salt glaze, giving it a glossy, speckled finish. The interior appears to be glazed as well, likely to make the vessel watertight. It was used for placing flowers.
The jar’s handmade imperfections and rustic glaze suggest it was produced in a small pottery workshop rather than a large industrial factory.