An ancient utilitarian terracotta vessel Indus Valley civilisation

An ancient utilitarian terracotta vessel, most likely a storage or liquid container. Key visual features: • Narrow mouth with slightly flared rim → typical for storing liquids (water, oil, grain slurry) • Globular upper body tapering downward → common in early handmade / slow-wheel pottery • Coarse terracotta fabric with visible mineral inclusions • No glaze, no modern symmetry • Heavy surface encrustation & burial patina (chalky, matte, uneven) — a good sign of age • Wheel or hand-finishing marks faintly visible