round-bodied jar with a small foot; dome lid and dome finial; one applied spiral coil handle; decorated with repeating stamped design

Lidded Jar with Handle, 9th century

Unknown Koreanexpand_more

Earthenwareexpand_more

The Ellen and Fred Wells Fundexpand_more  98.108.2a,b

On View in Gallery 206expand_more

During the Unified Silla period (668–935), the exaggerated shapes of ceramics made during the earlier Silla (57 BCE–585 CE) and Gaya (42–532) kingdoms gave way to more compact and contained forms. Potters produced a wide variety of tableware, ranging from completely unadorned pieces to cups, jars, and bottles elaborately decorated with stamped designs.

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Lidded Jar with Handle
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98.108.2a,b
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round-bodied jar with a small foot; dome lid and dome finial; one applied spiral coil handle; decorated with repeating stamped design

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