Lincoln Brooks
Antique Sitiwinangun pottery #2
The history of pottery in Cirebon is believed to begin during the Cirebon Sultanate in the 15th century. This pottery craft center is located in Sitiwinangun village, Jamblang sub-district, about 15 kilometers to the west of Cirebon City center. Sheikh Dinureja, a Muslim scholar whose real name was Ki Mas Ratna Gumilang, spread Islam and introduced pottery-making skills in Sitiwinangun land, which was originally named Padukuhan Kebagusan. He played a role in improving the standard of living of Sitiwinangun villagers. The name Sitiwinangun itself has a meaning that is closely related to the pottery craft. The word Sitiwinangun consists of the words ‘siti’ which means land, and ‘winangun’ which means built. Remembering that pottery is clay that is built or shaped.
Measures: 360 mm Round x 360 mm Ht. Opening 170 mm
Sizes are approximately only. This is a one off item and cannot be re made, ordered or replaced. It's an antique piece and is sold as is with all the character shown.
Pricing & Customisation
Our from pricing is based on our standard white-price configuration. Every piece is made to order, giving you the flexibility to customise your furniture to suit your project or style.
Once you've added your selected design to your quote, our team will be in touch to discuss the available customisation options, including:
- House fabric selections or Customer's Own Material (COM).
- A wide range of frame colours.
- Multiple weave options.
- Powder-coated frame finishes in a variety of colours.
- Other custom finishes and specifications where available.
We'll guide you through the available options and provide an updated quotation based on your final selections, ensuring your furniture is tailored to your exact requirements.
