Pottery technique

Lagyan

A lagyan is a medium-sized ceramic vessel made of clay. The object was produced on a potter’s wheel. The decorative

The jug is thin-walled and has been restored from a preserved fragment of the side wall with a handle. The

A flattened spherical vessel with a flat bottom. Covered with red engobe, the surface is polished. Made on a potter’s

Round bowl with a ring-shaped foot. The interior surface is coated with white engobe and covered with a transparent glaze.

A hemispherical bowl on a ring-shaped tray. Made on a potter’s wheel, well-washed red dough. Covered with red engobe. Traces

The bowl has a hemispherical body and rests on a ring-shaped base. It is covered inside and out with a

A red-clay money box. Its shape resembles a small jug, with a straight slit opening instead of a neck. The

A spouted jug with a high, narrow cylindrical neck. The body is hemispherical, resting on a disc-shaped base. The handle

The jug is cylindrical in shape, with a pronounced shoulder and lower section. The neck is flared. The handle is

A teapot-shaped kumgan vessel with a spherical body. Covered with red engobe and decorated with dark brown drips. Wheel-thrown from