Pottery technique

Clay pipe fragment

Fragment of a pipe made of fired clay on a hand-operated potter’s wheel, covered with light brown slip. A projecting

The tagara has a truncated conical shape with a rim featuring a rectangular platform in cross-section. It has thick walls

A fragment of a tagara with a truncated conical shape. The wall widens upwards and ends with a flared rim.

The tagara has a truncated conical shape with a small groove beneath the rim. It has thick walls that widen

A fragment of a pipe, made of fired clay on a potter’s wheel, covered with light brown engobe. The narrowed

The pipe is made of fired clay on a potter’s wheel and is coated with a light-colored engobe. The widened

The tagara is a flattened vessel with a truncated conical shape. Its walls widen upward and end with a flared

A water pipe, called a kubur, is made of red clay with sand and mica. This machine-made piece features parallel

A water pipe, called a kubur, is made of red clay with sand and mica. It is machine-made, with parallel

The water pipe is made of red clay with sand and translucent stone inclusions. It was made on a hand-operated