Pit-fired earthenware Uphiso with relief and incised geometric patterns
Jabulile Nala
About this Item
South African 1969-
Pit-fired earthenware Uphiso with relief and incised geometric patterns
signed and dated 2002
24,5cm high, 24cm diameter
Notes
Jabu Nala comes from a line of female ceramicists that can be traced back to 1900. Jabu's work is represented in both national and international private and public collections.
The uphiso is a medium to large round-bodied pot that usually has a cylindrical neck which stops liquid from spilling when the pot is being carried. The main purpose of this pot is to transport water or beer.
Provenance
Acquired by current owner from the African Art Centre.
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