Accession Number1940.414
TitlePedestal of Stemmed Bowl
Artist(s)ChineseArtist NationalityChinese (culture or style)Object Creation Datecirca 3100-2000 BCEMedium & Supportearthenware with burnished slipDimensions 2 15/16 in x 5 1/16 in x 3 15/16 in (7.5 cm x 12.8 cm x 10 cm);15 3/4 in (40 cm);12 5/8 in (32 cm);7 7/8 in (20 cm)
Credit LineMuseum PurchaseSubject matterThis
Dou 豆, tall stemmed black earthenware wheel-thrown pedestal bowl vessel of the Liangzhu Neolithic Culture (3100-2200 BCE) is very similar to ceramics from the Shandong Longshan Culture (3000-1900 BCE).
Physical DescriptionThis gray earthenware with dark gray burnished slip stemmed pedestal vessel has an incised bowstring pattern and circular piercings around body. There is loss of vessel sides and rim on a flat base, and losses to the footring.
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Keywords
Liangzhu
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bowls (vessels)
earthenware