Unknown Artist
Vase
- Location
- Not on display
- Further information
Deposited in large quantities in tombs along with armour, agricultural implements and ceremonial jewellery, Silla ceramics survive in significant numbers. Tomb ceramics range from large storage jars and ceremonial vessels for fertility and harvest rites, to household pieces such as these. The use of impressed and incised decoration into a grey body is characteristic of Silla decoration.
The Asian Collections, AGNSW, 2003, pg.184.
- Place of origin
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Korea
- Period
- Korea: Silla period 57 BCE–935
- Year
- 6th century CE-8th century CE
- Media
- Ceramic
- Medium
- grey stoneware with stamped decoration
- Dimensions
- 10.7cm height
- Credit
- Purchased 1983
- Accession number
- 4.1983
