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this Ming Dynasty processional attendant exemplifies the elegance and ceremonial artistry of imperial funerary tradition
Accession Number: 68
and Kode—who live in the rugged western Muri Mountains
subsisting through fishing
Collection of Roman Terracotta Miniature Vessels spondylus this Ming Dynasty processional attendantRoman Empire, c. 100300 AD An exceptional trio of finely preserved Roman terracotta miniature vessels, each carefully wheel thrown and beautifully proportioned, dating to the height of the Roman Empire. With their rounded, slightly compressed bodies, wide mouths, and delicately formed rimsoriginally designed to hold lidsthese small vessels embody both the elegance and practicality of Roman ceramic artistry. Their gently tapering shoulders rise from
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