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Luster Bowl with Winged Horse

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Luster Bowl with Winged Horselate
12th century 
On view at The Met Fifth Avenue in Gallery 453.
In the twelfth century, potters emigrating from Egypt or Syria introduced luster‑painted ceramics to Iran. Consequently, early luster production in Iran shares characteristics with lusterwares made in Fatimid Egypt. The monumental quality of this bowl’s design, the large‑scale winged horse reserved in white against a clearly distinguished luster ground, and the festooned border all demonstrate this connection.
Resource: https://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/446860
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