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Nariño Terracotta Jar morocco complemented by a fine headdress

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complemented by a fine headdress

Archaeological evidence suggests Swatow ware was made roughly between 1575 and 1650

reached their political and artistic zenith between the 17th and 19th centuries

These mold-made lamps were produced primarily in Asia Minor and Egypt

Niger's capital

Nariño Terracotta Jar morocco complemented by a fine headdressPre Columbian Era, Nario Culture, Carchi Nario region, c. 8001300 AD, Colombia This charming Nario terracotta jar, dating from 8001300 AD, is a fine example of the hand built pottery typical of the Nario Carchi region, located in present day southwestern Colombia and northern Ecuador. Crafted with precision, this miniature jar features a round compressed body with a flaring rim, painted in red, and adorned with small loop handles. The piece has been

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