THREE KULLI VASES
DATE: 2500-1,900 BC.
MATERIAL AND TECHNIQUE: pinkish clay, chamois mottling, brown paint, modelled on a quick lathe.
Three ollette with flared lip, ovoid body and flat bottom, decorated one with birds with squared body, graduated to the left; one with leopards on a leash alternating with pipal plants, the last with a theory of stylized goats (3)
PRODUCTION: Kulli culture, Nindowari, Baluchistan, Pakistan
STATE OF CONSERVATION: integral
DIMENSIONS: h. cm 8, cm 7 and cm 5
ORIGIN: private collection, Florence
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