FAQ
Questions, answered.
How do you verify sourcing and authenticity?
Every piece is sourced directly from villages, farmhouses and dealers across Anatolia that we have worked with for years. We record what we know of each object's origin and age, and share that provenance with you before you buy.
Do you deliver to Montenegro and the wider Adriatic coast?
Yes. We are based in Tivat and ship regularly across Montenegro and the Adriatic region, with careful crating built for the realities of ferry crossings and coastal roads.
Can you supply hotels or residential projects in bulk?
We regularly work with interior designers, architects and hotel groups on multi-piece and multi-room orders. Get in touch with your project scope and timeline and we will put together a shortlist.
How does pricing work?
Every piece is one-of-one, so prices are on request rather than fixed. Message us on WhatsApp or email with the reference number and we will confirm current pricing and availability.
Do you deliver outside Montenegro?
Yes. We deliver across the Balkans — Croatia, Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Albania, North Macedonia, Slovenia — and to the rest of Europe on request. Each destination is quoted individually with full export documentation.
Can you supply hotels and residential developments?
Yes — project supply is a large part of our work. We build selections to your brief, including matching sets of jars and planters for repeated spaces, and deliver to site with all paperwork. Use the Hotels & Projects page to send a brief.
How long does delivery take?
Orders of €5,000 or more ship as a standalone consignment on your timeline. Smaller orders join our next consolidated shipment; allow 8–10 weeks.
Why are prices not shown on the site?
Each piece is one of a kind and delivered prices depend on destination and order size. Send an enquiry and we reply with a delivered price, usually within one working day.
Can terracotta jars stay outdoors in winter?
Most of our jars have lived outdoors for decades. In places with hard frost we recommend keeping them dry inside — empty them, raise them off the ground and avoid standing water. We advise on each piece.