Molar Flask

Collection number	ガ082-0394
Provenance	Iran
Period	Early Islamic period
Date	9th-10th Century CE
Material	Glass
Dimension	H. 6.2 cm
Comment	It is called a molar flask because the four legs look like molars. Since it is small and sturdy, it is believed that the flask was a container for carrying expensive liquid such as perfumes. The four legs that stick out from the bottom are thought to have been devised for stability when the flask was wrapped in straw.
Classification	glass vessel
Keywords	Silver color, Clear, White Cool, Tiny, Stylish Western Asia, Iran Islamic Dynasties, Early Islamic Periodic Period, Middle Islamic Period Glass Vessel, Bottle, Flask Pattern, Geometric
資料ID	397