Earthenware is the oldest form of fired pottery in the world dating back some 29,000 -25,000 BCE. By studying earthenware ceramic traditions, we can appreciate not only their functionality and importance but the simplicity and beauty of their forms and decoration.
Hear a discussion and see an exhibition which represents 40 years of collecting, with a focus on basketry, textiles, ceramics, and objects in bronze, terracotta, wood and silver from Southeast Asia, from the 10th century to the present.
Earthenware is the oldest form of fired pottery in the world dating back some 29,000 - 25,000 BCE. By studying earthenware ceramic traditions, we can appreciate not only their functionality and importance but the simplicity and beauty of their forms and decoration.
Earthenware is the oldest form of fired pottery in the world dating back some 29,000-25,000 BCE. By studying earthenware ceramic traditions, we can appreciate not only their functionality and importance but the simplicity and beauty of their forms and decoration.
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