THAI BAN CHIANG EARTHENWARE PEDESTAL JAR
Ca. 1000 - 300 BC > A Thai earthenware jar of rounded form, with a slightly flaring rim and raised pedestal foot. The pale body is decorated with reddish painted bands and curvilinear linear ornament.Ban Chiang, in northeastern Thailand, is known for prehistoric settlements and cemeteries in which ceramic vessels accompanied burials. Pottery provides evidence of skilled making, social life and changing decorative practices. >>Size: 150mm x 120mm; Weight: 575g > Provenance: Private London Collection since 2022. >>
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Ca. 1000 - 300 BC > A Thai earthenware jar of rounded form, with a slightly flaring rim and raised pedestal foot. The pale body is decorated with reddish painted bands and curvilinear linear ornament.Ban Chiang, in northeastern Thailand, is known for prehistoric settlements and cemeteries in which ceramic vessels accompanied burials. Pottery provides evidence of skilled making, social life and changing decorative practices. >>Size: 150mm x 120mm; Weight: 575g > Provenance: Private London Collection since 2022. >>
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