A large Yangshao terracotta Decorated Jar, Neolithic Period, ca. 3rd millennium BCE base-layers Condition: Intact with heavy losses

Condition:  Intact with heavy losses to the black resin coating

a collection of Apulian vessels decorated with matte red over black glaze that tended to be small and were most likely used as tomb offerings

Can Use On Furniture

this Painting features single and multiple panels displaying the beautiful Gambia realistic flag

NOTE: The size is just for reference

A large Yangshao terracotta Decorated Jar, Neolithic Period, ca. 3rd millennium BCE base-layers Condition: Intact with heavy lossesThis attractive earthenware vase dates to the Majiayao phase of China's Yangshao Culture. It is of typical form, with large bulbous body, flaring neck and strap handles. The piece is decorated throughout with attractive linear and crosshatch patterns in black on a cream slip. The loop handles point down, giving the pot an anthropomorphic look. The Yangshao culture was a Neolithic (late stone age) culture that flourished along China's Yellow river from