Easel technique

The jug is narrow-necked, made of red clay, and wheel-thrown. The rim is missing, reconstructed based on the preserved part

The jug is made of red clay and wheel-thrown. The neck has been reconstructed based on the preserved part. The

Truncated conical in shape. The neck ends with a rim of nearly square cross-section. The base is flat. Made from

A plate made of red clay, with its surface covered with dark red slip. Made on a hand-operated potter’s wheel.

The jug is made of light gray clay and is wheel-made. The neck is cylindrical in shape, transitioning into a

A red clay teapot, covered with red engobe, wheel-made. The neck is cylindrical and narrowed. The body is pear-shaped, swollen

A red clay jug covered with light red engobe, a machine-made piece. The neck is elongated and conical, widening at

A red clay jug covered with glazed stripes of red engobe, a machine-made piece. The neck is elongated and conical,