

Anthropomorphic Bottle in Human Form
The anthropomorphic bottle in human form by Unknown is a black and white image of a ceramic vessel. The vessel is dark-colored, with a wide body that tapers slightly towards the bottom. A small, rounded base provides stability. The neck of the vessel is short and wide, and the mouth is missing a portion. The vessel features a human-like face on the upper portion, characterized by a nose, mouth, and eyes. Two small ears protrude on either side of the face. A distinctive hat or headpiece sits atop the face, with a small triangular or wavy shape at the top. The face has a beard and mustache. A decorative line or collar encircles the neck of the vessel. The background of the image transitions from dark at the top to light at the bottom, with the object casting a shadow to the left.
Artwork details
- Date:
- 11th century
- Medium:
- Stoneware
- Culture:
- Thailand
- Dimensions:
- 374 × 625 px
- Museum record:
- View original
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