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Blue and White Bowl

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The Khalili Collections

Blue and White Bowl
Blue and White Bowl
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The shape of the bowl certainly derives from the early Ming period, but apart from the crisscross decoration at the rim (the Chinese 'cash' motif), the decoration owes very little to Chinese models. Indeed the interlacing designs first occur on fourteenth-century pottery from Cairo or Damascus, and their appearance in Iran and Central Asia is probably a direct consequence of Timur's deportation of potters from Syria and Iran to work in Samarkand.

The Khalili Collections

London

Title

Blue and White Bowl

Date

15th C

Medium

stonepaste ware, decorated in cobalt blue under a colourless glaze

Accession number

186

Work type

Sculpture

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