clay vessel
Fired ceramic holder
A clay vessel is a container made from clay, typically shaped and then hardened by drying or firing.
The term encompasses pottery of all kinds—pots, jars, urns, amphorae—used throughout human history for storing grain, water, oil, or wine.
Archaeologists unearthed clay vessels dating back five thousand years.
The phrase often appears in historical, archaeological, or biblical contexts.
- potteryFired clay objects
- earthenwareLow-temperature fired pottery
- terracottaFired reddish-brown ceramic
- terra cottaFired clay ceramic
- urnDecorative container for ashes
burial urn · amphora · olive oil · jug · pot · ceramic · kiln · glaze · potter's wheel · wheel · fired · ancient · ancient Greek · storage · water · cooling water · wine · oil
material composition
clay vesselglass jar
Sealed transparent storage vessel
leather pouch · iron pot · aluminum can · stainless steel bowl · crystal vase