Tribal used Old Ethiopian african Mursi jug - Ethiopia. (No reserve price)

The traditional Mursi jug from Ethiopia is a fascinating example of utilitarian art from the Mursi tribe, known for their distinctive cultural practices in the Omo Valley region. These jugs are typically handmade from natural materials such as clay or gourds, and are used for storing and serving liquids, especially water or local beverages. The Mursi people are renowned for their unique aesthetic approach, often incorporating decorative elements that reflect social identity or pragmatic design suited to their environment. Such objects carry anthropological interest, highlighting the intersection of art, daily life, and cultural expression in East African pastoral communities.