Small Pitcher

This ceramic jug was produced in the territory of Uzbekistan during the 7th–9th centuries and represents a vivid example of local craftsmanship and everyday cultural life of that era. The jug was typically used to store water, oil, or other liquids, and in some cases served in religious rituals. Measuring 9,5×8,5 cm, it stands out for its compact and practical form. Made of ceramic, its surface may feature a polished coating, geometric ornaments, or stylized patterns, reflecting the aesthetic taste and craftsmanship of the time. The jug is not only a utilitarian object but also an exhibit that provides valuable insights into the lifestyle, ecological awareness, and artistic attitudes of the period.