Cleveland Museum of Art
Vessel with Two Lugs
- Date
- 100s BCE
- Medium
- earthenware
- Culture
- Korea, Proto-Three Kingdoms period
- Department
- Korean Art
- Institution
- Cleveland Museum of Art
The form of this early earthenware pot corresponds rather closely to the red earthenware vessel with horn-shaped handles ( CMA 1997.186 ). The attractive, gritty fabric of the clay body, the sooty black firing marks as well as the folded and hand-crimped rim help clarify the evolution of this functional shape in early Korean ceramic history. This earthenware with two handles may have been used for cooking.
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