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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.
Details
Date
6th century CE-8th century CE
Materials used
grey stoneware with stamped decoration
Dimensions
10.7 cm
Credit
Purchased 1983
Location
Not on display
Accession number
4.1983

Place
Where the work was made
Korea
Referenced in 1 publication
Bibliography
The Asian Collections Art Gallery of New South Wales, Sydney, 2003, 184 (colour illus.).