Pitcher

This clay jar was discovered in the Khorezm region and dates back to the 7th–6th millennia BCE. It is one of the earliest examples of pottery in human history. The jar was mainly used for storing water, grain, oil, or other food products. Its shape and smooth surface reflect the craftsmanship of ancient artisans. Such ceramic vessels illustrate the lifestyle, household practices, and aesthetic views of people of that era. The jar stands as an important monument of ancient culture and craftsmanship.