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Pre-Colonial Philippine Earthenware Jar juglet The sancai glazing technique

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The sancai glazing technique

Manganese and antimony contributed vibrant yellows

and Ndzame

A superb matched pair of miniature sancai-glazed vases

and a shallow back pillar extending down to an integral base

Pre-Colonial Philippine Earthenware Jar juglet The sancai glazing techniquePre Colonial Period, c. 500 BC 500 AD, Batangas Province, Philippines This exquisite hand built earthenware jar, likely originating from Taal or Lemery in Batangas Province, is a striking example of early Philippine pottery traditions. Crafted using the coiling technique, its surface was paddle beaten to enhance durability and achieve a smooth finish before being fired to deep red and umber hues. Featuring a globular, slightly compressed body, the jar

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