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Bowl with Incised Leaf Motif

801-900

Scroll

Bowl with Incised Leaf Motif

801-900

Physical Qualities Earthenware with white, green and yellow glazes, 2 7/8 H x 8 1/2 Diam. in. (7.3 x 21.6 cm.)
Credit Line Gift of Richard and Elizabeth S. Ettinghausen in Memory of Adelyn D. Breeskin
Object Number 2013.154
This bowl may reflect the presence in Samarra of bowls produced by China’s Changsha kilns. Decorated with fluid green and brown designs that sometimes featured Arabic characters, Changsha wares were exported by sea to Islamic countries. A bowl from Changsha is on the middle shelf in the opposite case.
The Baltimore Museum of Art by gift, 2013 (on extended loan from 1957); Elizabeth Ettinghausen, Princeton, NJ; Richard S. Ettinghausen
Extended Loans IN

Asian Reinstallation: Home, Temple, Tomb

Art Across Asia: West Asian Connections
Marilyn Jenkins, "Islamic Pottery A Brief History," "Metropolitan Museum of Art Bulletin," Spring 1983, no. 8, p. 11.

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