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Jar

12th–early 13th CE centuries
Zarafshan valley
Ceramic
15.9 × 13.8 cm

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Description

The Jar belongs to the 12th – early 13th centuries and was discovered in Zarafshan. This jar is one of the most widely used pottery in daily life. It is designed for storing and carry liquids. Zarafshan ceramics are distinguished by their elegant patterns and decorative style. Jars from the 12th–13th centuries are often decorated with floral and geometric patterns, reflecting the cultural and artistic traditions of the region.