Teapot

This clay teapot dates back to the 2nd millennium BCE and was discovered at the Jarkutan archaeological site in the Surkhandarya region. Measuring 7.5 × 5.7 cm, it was used by ancient inhabitants for preparing or pouring drinks. The shape, spout, and handle of the teapot reflect the skill and ingenuity of potters of that era. Such vessels not only met everyday needs but also formed part of cultural life. The teapot stands as an important marker of ancient lifestyle and traditional craftsmanship.