traditional 18th century water jar from Tunis and Kairouan

This stamp illustrates a traditional 18th century water jar, typical of the cities of Tunis and Kairouan. Made of terracotta with a generous body and fine handles, it symbolizes the importance of water management and freshness in Tunisian oasis and urban architecture. It is a tribute to ancient pottery which, beyond its storage function, testifies to the refinement of the arts of fire and culinary traditions inherited from centuries of local know-how.