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Iran
Seljuk Lustre-Painted Ceramic Ewer
2734
Crafted during the late 12th to the first half of the 13th century (approx. 1175–1250 A.D.), corresponding to the Seljuk period in Persia (Iran).
Created as a high-status luxury vessel for elite domestic use, serving practical functions related to water or wine pouring during courtly banquets while functioning as an opulent decorative art piece displaying wealth and literary taste.
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