Jug

This ceramic jug dates back to the 7th–8th centuries and was discovered in the territory of Uzbekistan. It is a vivid example of local craftsmanship, household culture, and applied art of the time. The jug is distinguished by its large rounded body, narrow neck, and finely worked handle. The handle features a bird-head ornament, giving the vessel a unique appearance and artistic value. Such ceramic objects were often used in daily life, religious rituals, or for practical purposes. The surface patterns and shapes reflect the culture and aesthetic taste of the era.