Seljuk Pottery Spouted Pitcher irianjaya they practice investiture ceremonies similar

they practice investiture ceremonies similar to the Luba and maintain a spiritual life that blends nature spirit worship rooted in their Mongo heritage with ancestor cults adopted from the Hemba and Luba

The simplicity of the form

Faded black color

This minimalist aesthetic is deeply emblematic of Bura visual language

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Seljuk Pottery Spouted Pitcher irianjaya they practice investiture ceremonies similarSeljuk Empire, c. 10371194 AD, Khorsn Province, Persia This exceptional Seljuk pottery spouted pitcher, dating from approximately 10371194 AD, is a rare and unusual example of high medieval Turko Persian craftsmanship, likely originating from Khorsn. Fashioned from unglazed terracotta, the vessel features a globular, compressed body resting on a splayed foot, a wide funnel shaped neck, and a distinctive conical elongated spout projecting from the