
Cleveland Museum of Art
Jug with Running Animals
- Date
- 1150–1220
- Medium
- fritware with design in carved and underglaze-painted slip ("silhouette" ware)
- Culture
- Iran, probably Kashan, Seljuq period of Iran (1037–1194)
- Department
- Islamic Art
- Institution
- Cleveland Museum of Art
"Silhouette" ware continues the tradition of painting with slip (liquefied clay) directly on the white body beneath the glaze. On this jug, thick black slip was applied and then carved with a knife to create the design of running animals and pseudo-script.
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