Sui Dynasty Pottery Tomb Figure handynasty Accession Number: 1910

Accession Number: 1910

Fascinating Southern Song dynasty hand-modeled miniature pottery jarlet featuring a compressed globular body

it features a suspension loop on one end and a finely shaped miniature spoon on the other

Created using the slit tapestry technique

and the presence of animal imagery—particularly the ibex

Sui Dynasty Pottery Tomb Figure handynasty Accession Number: 1910Sui Dynasty, c. 581618 AD, China A magnificent and rare mold made pottery figure of a male attendant, standing in reverence with hands clasped across his chest. He wears a distinctive protective head covering draped over his shoulders, along with a belted tunic and long trousers reaching his feet. The Sui Dynasty (581618 AD) played a pivotal role in shaping imperial China, unifying the Northern and Southern dynasties while reinstating Han Chinese