This Terracotta Jar From The Han Dynasty China Archaeology

Terracotta Jar
Han Dynasty
Vietnam or China
1st-3rd century

Han Dynasty pottery refers to the ceramic vessels and figurines produced during the Han Dynasty, which lasted from 206 BCE to 220 CE in ancient China.
Han Dynasty pottery is renowned for its artistic quality, variety of forms, and technical advancements.
Functional Vessels: Han Dynasty pottery encompassed a wide range of functional vessels used for daily life, such as bowls, cups, jars, pots, and plates. These vessels were used for cooking, storing food, serving, and other domestic purposes. They were often well-crafted, displaying smooth surfaces and refined shapes. On the outer walls, a geometric pattern made by applying cords to the surface of the raw clayA raised relief pattern is applied to both sides of the vase forming handles.

Good condition
Dimensions 22 x 15 x 15 cm