Mexican hand-painted clay water jug

This is a vintage Mexican hand-painted clay water jug, also known as a botellon de barro, which includes a matching cup that also serves as a lid.
Origin: The item is a traditional piece of Mexican folk art pottery, likely from the Tonalá region, known for its distinctive canelo (cinnamon) clay color and floral designs.
Material: It is made from natural, unglazed clay, which traditionally helps keep water cool through evaporation.
Design: The jug features hand-painted floral and foliage patterns in shades of brown, red, and beige.
Condition: The paint around the rim shows some wear, which is common for a well-used vintage item.