Early 19th Century Yellow French Confit Pot (2) Textiles giving the panel a distinctive

giving the panel a distinctive blue colour

and showcases intricate tsutsugaki resist patterns

and specifically a teardrop shaped pattern which is common in the art found in Islamic countries

It was handwoven from bamboo and showcases a beautifully intricate design

This simple frame really shows off the bright colours of this artwork

Early 19th Century Yellow French Confit Pot (2) Textiles giving the panel a distinctiveThis absolutely stunning French confit pot was handmade in the early 19th century and has a lovely vibrant yellow outside. This traditional earthenware storage jar would have been for storing cooked meats that would have been buried in the ground at the glaze level to preserve them. This jar would have originally had a fabric wrapped cork lid. Due to the age of the pot, some of the yellow paint has come off but only to reveal a stunning light pink