MEASURES IN AT 15" LONG BY 3" WIDE ::STOPPER IS CARVED WITHBIRDS HEAD AND TRIBAL HEAD FIGURE ::: Vintage Ethiopian milk jugs—often referred to as Gorfa or Chocho—are traditional ethnographic vessels. Typically made by pastoralist groups like the Borana, Mursi, and Samburu, these pieces are crafted from carved wood, gourds, or tightly woven fibers. They are usually reinforced with aged leather and intricately decorated with cowrie shells and beads...Key FeaturesMaterials: Hand-carved wood, dried gourds, or woven vegetal fibers.Adornments: Leather bands for structural reinforcement, cowrie shells (symbolizing wealth and fertility), and beadwork.Function: Historically used for storing, carrying, and serving milk or mixing a blend of milk and blood.Patina: Authentic vintage pieces often feature a deep, rich patina from years of ritual use and handling.Value & Market PricingThese unique artifacts are highly sought after by collectors of African tribal art and rustic decor.