Jar, 11th century
Unknown artist, Chinaexpand_more
Chu-lu-hsien ware (Tz’u-chou family) Stoneware with white slip under clear glazeexpand_more
Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Gene H. Quintanaexpand_more 83.113.1
Not on Viewexpand_more
Plain white wares are amongst the earliest of the Tz'u-chou type wares. Produced from the tenth through the twelfth centuries, undecorated utilitarian white wares have been found at nearly every known Tz'u-chou kiln site of this period. Pieces in the group are made of the basic materials of most Tz'u-chou type wares, a greyish clay body covered with a white slip under a transparent colorless glaze. Several of these vessels have been excavated at Chu-lu-hsien, Honan province.
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