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TRIPODE JAR
TRIPODE JAR
China
Year
First half 8th century CE
Materials
White-pink earthenware, sancai glaze on white slip
Inventory
Cv/10
Dimensions
18,7 x 22 x 14,7 cm
Definition
Vessel
Collection
China
Additional Infos
Provenance: Henan
Description
The jar presents a globular body and rests on three feet in the shape of a animal paws. It has a short neck and an reverted mouth. The decoration consists of floral medallions moulded and applied. The glaze, predominantly green, stops unevenly at the bottom of the vase, partially covering its feet. The sources of inspiration for the decorations applied to sancai pottery of this era are the embossed motifs of silverware, influenced by the art of Sassanid and Sogdian metals, as well as the motifs applied to ceramics produced in Central Asia, always inspired by metal prototypes.
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