This ceramic ewer has a globular body, a narrow neck, a flared spout, and a broad loop handle extending from the shoulder to the rim. The vessel is covered with a turquoise-blue crackle glaze, producing a dense network of fine crazing across the surface. The body is decorated in moulded relief with a continuous frieze of robed human figures rendered in stylized poses. Their facial features, draped garments, and gestures are defined by incised and raised details, creating a narrative composition around the vessel. Additional moulded and incised ornamentation enhances the neck, shoulder, and spout. The combination of figural relief decoration, geometric detailing, and crackle glaze reflects artistic traditions associated with the ceramic arts of the ancient Near East and Central Asia.
Sasanian
Blue Crackle-Glazed Figural Ewer
£2,500.00
& Free ShippingMaterial: Ceramic with a turquoise-blue crackle glaze.
Period: Near Eastern, Persian, and Central Asian ceramic traditions.
Function: Decorative ewer or ceremonial-style vessel.










