Pottery jar for water and oil
Turkmen; Turkmen: Yamouds
Tashauzskaya Oblast, Kunya-Urgench district
1940s
Ceramics: ceramics; glaze
height 34.0; diameter of throat 16.0
РЭМ 6620-16
“Kuza,” pottery jar for water and oil. It has a flat bottom, an ovoid body, turning into a wide and short neck, with a small bent rim. Two handles are attached to the middle of the throat and the upper part of the body, through which a rope of horsehair is threaded. The body is decorated with horizontal rounded ribs. The inner part and the rim of the vessel are covered with yellow glaze.
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