Earthenware Pot Collection

Tunisia, Bizerte, Medina, Earthenware pots outside house

Tunisia, Sousse, Madina

Titianus Redivivus or the Seven Wise Men consulting the new Venetian Oracle
2493831 Titianus Redivivus or the Seven Wise Men consulting the new Venetian Oracle, a scene in Academic Grove No.1, pub by H

Titianus Redivivus or the Seven Wise Men consulting the new Venetian Oracle
3051736 Titianus Redivivus or the Seven Wise Men consulting the new Venetian Oracle, a scene in Academic Grove No.1, pub. 1797 (hand coloured engraving) by Gillray

Titianus Redivivus or the Seven Wise Men consulting the new Venetian Oracle... 1797
Titianus Redivivus or the Seven Wise Men consulting the new Venetian Oracle, a scene in Academic Grove No. 1, pub by H. Humphrey November 1797 (hand coloured engraving)

The Earthenware Pot, 1895. Artist: Vuillard, Edouard (1868-1940)
The Earthenware Pot, 1895. Found in the collection of the National Gallery, London

Herring-Seller herring saleswoman young woman
The Herring-Seller, The herring saleswoman. A young woman with a tub sells fish to an old woman with a cane. At the door of a house, on the right is a table on which lies an earthenware pot

Porridge Eater papeter smiling farmer eats spoon
The Porridge Eater, The papeter. A smiling farmer eats with a spoon from an earthenware pot. Daniel Boone, 1650 - 1698, panel, oil paint (paint), h 19.5 cm × w 15 cm d 6 cm

Caldron Scrubber Boiler Sander kitchen kitchen maid
The Caldron Scrubber, The Boiler Sander. In a kitchen, a kitchen maid is sanding a copper kettle. An earthenware pot and lid are on a wooden bench

Portrait of a boy who lights his pipe, Cornelis van Noorde, 1741-1795

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"Captivating Tunisian Charm: Earthenware Pots Adorning Medina Homes" Step into the enchanting streets of Tunisia's Bizerte and Sousse, where the vibrant Medinas come alive with a sight that is both traditional and captivating. As you wander through these ancient cities, your eyes are drawn to the beautiful earthenware pots gracefully placed outside houses. In Bizerte's bustling Medina, these earthenware pots stand as a testament to Tunisia's rich cultural heritage. They exude an aura of authenticity, showcasing the country's deep-rooted connection to its past. Each pot tells a story of craftsmanship passed down through generations, preserving traditions that have stood the test of time. Venturing further south to Sousse's Medina, you find yourself immersed in history once again. The Dar Essid Museum proudly displays these exquisite pots as part of its collection. Here, their intricate designs and vibrant colors take center stage, offering visitors a glimpse into Tunisia's artistic prowess. But it is not just in Tunisia where earthenware pots hold significance; they have transcended borders throughout history. In Titianus Redivivus or the Seven Wise Men consulting the new Venetian Oracle. . 1797 painting by an unknown artist from Venice, we see how even then these humble vessels were revered for their beauty and utility. Fast forward to Edouard Vuillard's masterpiece "The Earthenware Pot" from 1895 - here we witness his skillful brushstrokes capturing the essence of this everyday object with remarkable detail and finesse. It serves as a reminder that art can elevate even the simplest things in life. Back in present-day Tunisia though, it is within Sousse's Medina that one truly experiences the charm emanating from every corner. The repetition of earthenware pots lining narrow alleyways creates an atmosphere reminiscent of times gone by – transporting visitors back to an era when herring-sellers and young women roamed these streets.