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> Inquire about this or a similar itemThis piece is a flattened jar of black pottery from the Han Dynasty, characterized by its distinctive rounded form. Black pottery, also known as Anderson ware, is created through a firing process that restricts oxygen, resulting in its deep black hue.
As an archaeological find, this jar exhibits some oxidation and flaking on the surface and neck; however, it retains its overall complete shape. When held, its substantial weight conveys a sense of antiquity, evoking the essence of the ancient world. It would make a striking object for display.
w11 x d10 x h13 cm
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