Jar

Item number B770 from the MOA: University of British Columbia.

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Description

Brass jar with three defined sections. The top section of the jar has a wide bowl-like opening. An arched handle has three round decorative knobs attached to the arch that then connect to a pair of protruding knobs on either side of where the handle meets the rim of the jar. The main design in this section is of men and women dancing. The middle portion of jar has a tapered neck and bulbous form. The main design in this section is of mounted hunters pursuing deer and tigers. The lower portion of the jar has a tapered neck and a pedestal foot. The main design in this portion has leaf and petal patterns.