Vase Yueh Yao ware; bulbous body with slender neck and wide mouth; lotus design incised on grey and buff glaze; stoneware; described as 'stoneware with grayish green glaze'

Bottle Vase, 6th century

Unknown artist, expand_more

The zhuihu is one of the most prevalent vessel shapes of the Six Dynasties period. This one is decorated with six large lotus petals suggesting possible Buddhist symbolism. Celadon wares with similar ornamentation have been executed from ancient kiln sites in Zhejiang province.

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Title
Bottle Vase
Role
Artist
Accession Number
76.72.8
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Vase Yueh Yao ware; bulbous body with slender neck and wide mouth; lotus design incised on grey and buff glaze; stoneware; described as 'stoneware with grayish green glaze'