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Zlakusa pot
A hand-formed, unglazed clay-and-calcite cooking pot from Zlakusa in western Serbia. Potters make varied forms for cooking and baking through a living hand-wheel craft.
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A hand-formed, unglazed clay-and-calcite cooking pot from Zlakusa in western Serbia. Potters make varied forms for cooking and baking through a living hand-wheel craft.

Peka names a family of hearth-baking lids: a domed clay or metal bell carries embers above food. In the later Dinaric assembly, a shallow pan sits beneath the lid, sometimes with a ring to hold coals in place.

A copper pot still is a portable batch-distillation apparatus with a boiler, vapour path and condenser. Serbian rakija traditions and Montenegrin plum-spirit production document varied forms, not one universal blueprint.