Bowl, decorated with three color glaze
| Collection Number | A002851 |
|---|---|
| Title | Bowl, decorated with three color glaze |
| Date | 9th-10th century |
| Name of prefectures & cities | Iran |
| Description of works | 【Made with a veneration for Chinese three-colored ware】 In northeastern Iran and the Transoxiana region in Central Asia during the 9th through 11th centuries CE, local potters made a large quantity of pottery with a red-clay base coated with white slip and decorated with strips of green, yellow, and brown lead-based glazes. They were presumably strongly influenced by China’s tosansai (three-colored glazed ware of the Tan dynasty) and are known as “Persian sansai(three-colored ware).” |
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