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Moon Pottery Face

Original price was: R1395.Current price is: R1116.

A large oval clay sculpture of a smiling moon face, with a rough grey stone-look surface.

– Dimensions: 50 (Length) x 40 (Width) x 40cm (Height)
– Material: clay
– Finish: weathered grey
– No assembly required – arrives ready to display
– Suited to: gardens, consoles, patios under cover and boho interiors

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The Moon Pottery Face is whimsical and calm. A gentle, smiling face peeps out of a rounded shape, like a moon or a river stone.

Place this moon face sculpture in a garden bed, by a door or on a console.

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– Dimensions: 50 (Length) x 40 (Width) x 40cm (Height)
– Material: clay
– Finish: weathered grey
– No assembly required – arrives ready to display
– Suited to: gardens, consoles, patios under cover and boho interiors

Dimensions 50 × 40 × 40 cm
Colour

Grey

Product Assembly

No Assembly Required

Material

Terracotta

Finish

Weathered stone effect

Indoor / Outdoor

Indoor or outdoor

FAQ

How big is it really?
The Moon Pottery Face is 50 × 40 × 40 cm (L × D × H), making it a primary statement decor piece rather than a small accent. The 50cm height with a 40 × 40cm base puts the scale at sculptural focal point proportions, suited to console tables, sideboards, primary tabletop placement, or floor decor positioning. Buyers expecting a small pottery face accent may underestimate the scale.

Is each piece identical?
The base form (50 × 40 × 40cm scale, beaming smile expression, hand-crafted clay pottery) is consistent across pieces in the supplier batch. The hand-painted features, the smile expression detail, and the surface character may show subtle variations between pieces because each face is hand-painted individually. The variation reads as authentic folk pottery craft rather than manufacturing inconsistency.

Where does the pottery face tradition come from?
Pottery faces appear across multiple cultural traditions globally, from Greek and Mediterranean ceremonial vessels to Mexican folk pottery, Scandinavian decorative ceramics, and contemporary Modern Boho vessel design. The Moon Pottery Face draws on this broader pottery face decorative tradition without claiming specific cultural origin, with the joyful smile expression sitting in the folk-art tradition rather than the ceremonial tradition.