This jug is made of white earthenware and is glazed. It has a tall, graceful neck, round rim, and an embossed spout moderately flared. A rib accentuates this transition. Blue painted floral and geometric decorations are arranged around the middle of the jug. The piece is thrown on a wheel, hand decorated and fired twice. The shape and decoration of the piece are traditionally Lithuanian.

This jug is made of white clay, glazed, and has a narrow neck and a graceful transition to shoulders. It is decorated with blue stylised painted floral and geometric ornamentation, arranged in a circular, transverse pattern. The ornament consists of branches, triangles, leaves, and dots. The piece is thrown on a potter's wheel, hand-decorated, and fired twice in a furnace. The shape and decoration of the piece are traditionally Lithuanian.

This bowl is made of white clay, glazed, and decorated with a painted black ornament. The piece is thrown on a potter's wheel, hand-decorated, and fired twice. The shape and decoration of the piece are traditionally Lithuanian.

The piece was awarded the National Heritage Certificate. It is a light brown glazed pot with a lid and decorated with white ornamental painting of stylised flowering branches, triangles, and dots. The piece is thrown on a wheel, hand-decorated, and fired twice in a kiln. The shape, material, and decoration of the piece are traditionally Lithuanian.

A light brown, glazed vase, this piece is painted on the upper half with a surrounding floral and geometric ornamentation of stylised branches, triangles, arrows, and dots. The piece is ringed on a ring wheel, hand-decorated, and fired twice in a kiln. The shape, material, and pattern are traditionally Lithuanian.