Vase
Item number 3570/1 from the MOA: University of British Columbia.
Item number 3570/1 from the MOA: University of British Columbia.
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Multan pottery vase. Floral and geometric designs painted in dark blue and turquoise, with a white glaze. Vase is somewhat hour-glass shaped; the lower sides indent toward the round, unglazed base. The inside is mainly unglazed except for the top 4 cm which have uneven glaze over unpainted clay. Some small chips around the rim; five chips of surface material missing around lower body.
Purchased by the donor in Multan, between 1968-1971, during a period when she was living in Pakistan.
Multan village blue pottery (kashikari); made in a village kiln.
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Purchased by the donor in Multan, between 1968-1971, during a period when she was living in Pakistan.
Multan pottery vase. Floral and geometric designs painted in dark blue and turquoise, with a white glaze. Vase is somewhat hour-glass shaped; the lower sides indent toward the round, unglazed base. The inside is mainly unglazed except for the top 4 cm which have uneven glaze over unpainted clay. Some small chips around the rim; five chips of surface material missing around lower body.
Multan village blue pottery (kashikari); made in a village kiln.
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