Variety in Ceramics (through history)
Jomon (Japan) c. 2500 BC
Halaf (now Iraq), c. 5,000 BCE
From the tomb of Sety I, Valley of the Kings, Egypt 19th Dynasty, around 1290 BC
Early Iron Age, about 1000-800 BC
Egypt late Period 664-332 B.C.E.
Jalisco, West Mexico 300 BC - AD 300
China Eastern Han dynasty (AD 6-220)
China, Tang Dynasty, Lokapala 618-907 AD
Korea Unified Silla dynasty, 7th-9th century AD
From north-eastern China Liao dynasty, 10th-11th century AD
Syria Late 13th century AD
Ottoman Empire, AD 1549 (Modern Turkey)
Jingdezhen, Jiangxi province, southern China Ming dynasty, Yongle period (AD 1403-25)
From Isfahan, Iran Second half of the 17th century AD
Anti-slavery medallion, by Josiah Wedgwood England, AD 1787
Walter Crane Pilkington, Clifton Junction, Manchester, England, AD 1906
Lurangu, Sudan, 20th century AD
Igbo, probably late 19th century AD, Nigeria
Ganda, late 19th - early 20th century AD, Uganda
Viktor Schreckengost Jazz Bowl, about 1930
Magdalene Odundo, (born 1950) ceramic vessel, 2000
Walker, Jason Playing With Fire: Dumb Bomb Revisited 2004
Rudy Autio 2000
Michael Lucero, Elf, Ceramic and Fiber, 2004
John Mason, 1997
Christine McHorse 2001
Marc Leuthold, Us-Nippon Dyad 2004
Ryota Aoki, Japan, for Luxury
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