
Minneapolis Institute of Art
Hu storage jar
China
- Date
- 4th-3rd century BCE
- Medium
- Burnished earthenware with incised decor
- Department
- Asian Art
- Institution
- Minneapolis Institute of Art
Late Zhou potters freely borrowed ritual bronze vessel shapes. Animal and geometric designs are incised into the sides of this clay vessel. These, along with the applied mask handles, imitate a type of inlaid bronze hu associated with northern fifth and fourth century BCE bronze workshops. China, Asia
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