Ming Dynasty Glazed Pottery Tomb Attendant with Zodiac Animal bura Glassmaking was not common in

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Accession Number: Am2003

Ming Dynasty Glazed Pottery Tomb Attendant with Zodiac Animal bura Glassmaking was not common inMing Dynasty, c. 1550 1644, China. An extraordinary glazed ceramic tomb figure from the Ming Dynasty, this piece represents a human tomb attendant holding a rabbit, one of the twelve animals of the Chinese zodiac. The attendant is clad in a long, draping gown rendered in vivid cobalt blue, sky blue, and white hues, showcasing a rare and beautifully preserved hand applied glaze and pigment. The figure's refined detailing and vibrant colors reflect the