Pottery Gallery

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A large painted pottery figure of a prancing horse, Tang dynasty, china
tanyushenka:Photography: Paintwork on Camel skin Vase at Multan PakistanPhotographer: Nadeem A. Khan
Two earth spirits. China, Tang Dynasty, c8th century.
didoofcarthage:Red-figure amphora with a scene of Sappho teaching music by the Niobid PainterAttica,
philoursmars:Marseille. Au musée d’Histoire, une expo : “Terre ! Escales mythiques en Méditerranée”,
Ostrakon with a Letter, Medieval ArtMedium: Pottery fragment with ink inscriptionRogers Fund, 1914Me
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Incense BurnerKagoshima, Japan, Edo periodStoneware with clear colorless glaze; silver lidH: 13.2 W:
bunjywunjy:viralthings:This octopus candle holder that my sister hand made in a pottery studio.tell
timur-i-lang:Strainer of buff fritware with incised and pierced decoration, found at Fostat, 12th ce
philoursmars:Marseille. Au musée d’Histoire, une expo : “Terre ! Escales mythiques en Méditerranée”,
boriken80:~Terracotta jug.Period: Cypro-Archaic IDate: ca. 750–600 B.C.Culture: CypriotMedium: Terra
virtual-artifacts:A painted grey pottery figure of a caparisoned horseNorthern Wei dynasty, 386-535
artpropelled:Teotihuacan. Thousands of small heads produced with the aid of molds were found and col
Ostrakon, Medieval ArtMedium: Pottery fragment with ink inscriptionRogers Fund, 1912Metropolitan Mus
Stone Horse Tang Dynasty (618-907)Length 11 ½ inches, 29 cm.This extremely rare stone horse a
johnboyuga:Laura Harrier + pottery
Ostrakon with a Letter to Epiphanius, Medieval ArtMedium: Pottery fragment with ink inscriptionRoger
tharook:chromatocloo:Pieces of Viking pottery with traces of cat and dog paws, seen at the Musée de
maria-aegyptiaca:Transparent pottery fragments
Earthenware camel vessel, Syria, 8th-9th century (LACMA).
Egyptian 1350–1300 B.C.
quousque:lifethe-universe-andeverything:Since I’m a giant Classics nerd I made some Greek pottery in
Amphiareion of Oropos (Sanctuary of Amphiaraus), Attica, Greece
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