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Bowl
anoniem, c. 1100 - c. 1299
Stoneware with black or black-brown glaze was popular among the lower middle class, especially for utilitarian items designed for everyday use. This type of stoneware was made in Fujian province. The kilns there produced a deep black stoneware through the addition of iron-rich glazes. This bowl has a thick glaze with a fine striped pattern, aptly described as the ‘hare’s fur.’
- Artwork typetea bowl
- Object numberAK-MAK-615
- Dimensionsdiameter 12 cm x height 6.8 cm
- Physical characteristicssteengoed met een blauwzwart glazuur en metalen band