Song Dynasty Miniature Pottery Jarlet figures Sawankhalok ware was also exported

Sawankhalok ware was also exported to Japan and the Middle-East

closely related to larger-scale stone sculptures and part of a broader repertoire that included deities

raw obsidian was shaped using deer antlers or small hammer stones

and scrapers

A vertically pierced lug handle provides both functionality and aesthetic symmetry

Song Dynasty Miniature Pottery Jarlet figures Sawankhalok ware was also exportedSouthern Song Dynasty, 11271275 AD, China Exquisite Southern Song dynasty miniature pottery jarlet featuring a compressed globular body, sloping shoulders, a tapering base, and a raised neck, resting on a small ring foot, culminating in a practical yet aesthetically pleasing design, with the rich brownish yellow glaze that envelops the jarlet's upper portion, adding a subtle warmth to its visual appeal. During the Song dynasty, ceramic artistry