Ceramics

Ancient Ceramics

Author: Galimbayeva, Aisha. 1917–2008 A still life depicting traditional ceramic objects of various forms and scales. In the centre of

A fragment of large ceramic ware, found in the archaeological excavations of the Utyrly settlement (9th-12th centuries), is part of

The saz üskirik is one of the ancient Kazakh wind musical instruments. Its shape may vary — most often it

Semi-spherical in shape, widening towards the top. A golden border runs along the inner rim. The exterior is decorated with

Barrel-shaped body, without a handle. The exterior is dark blue with a floral pattern. The interior is white.

Medium-sized, flat-bottomed vessel. The upper edge of the neck is slightly bent outward.

Shaped like a basket with decorative carving. A semi-circular handle is attached at the top. The surface of the piece

Pot-shaped, flat-bottomed. The neck is straight. The exterior of the body is decorated with a multi-row zigzag pattern. Dating: Bronze

Parts or fragments of a ceramic item, such as clay dishes, that have been damaged or destroyed. They were found

A vessel for storing liquids and bulk substances. The rim is flat, protruding above the neck. Circular horizontal lines are