vessel, pot,

Description:

Large pottery pot, constructed by putting clay strips together and printing them together. The clay is impoverished with sand, and the colour to judge has been burned at low temperature on open fire. Porous. The pot has a right flat bottom that goes to the convex hold. The pot has a shoulder, with a marked angle to the neck. Decorated with clay application, consisting of four grips and applied rings made of clay. The pot is polychrome painted after burning, with curvy strokes in white and black against red background color. At the shoulder decorated with a painted ribbon in red and black and at the mouth painted with red triangular figures with a black border. The pot has broken and stored with stickers.

Location:

Papua New Guinea

Format:

image

Collections:

Museum of Ethnography

Content partner:

Museum of Ethnography

Availability:

Not specified