Ming Dynasty Sancai Glazed Pottery Tomb Figure of Horse ogonipeople was often associated with the

was often associated with the protection and guidance of warriors

showcases a soft green hue created by the reduction firing technique

have yielded an extensive collection of pottery

Chimú ceramics were predominantly mold-made for both utilitarian and ceremonial purposes

Ming Dynasty Sancai Glazed Pottery Tomb Figure of Horse ogonipeople was often associated with theMing Dynasty, c. 15001550 AD, China This stunning sancai glazed pottery horse is a remarkable representation of Ming Dynasty funerary art. The small sized figure is modeled in a stylized manner, standing foursquare on a rectangular plinth. Its body is adorned with a lustrous brownish orange glaze, while the halter, mane, and tail are rendered in a rich green glaze. The hooves are painted in black, with the underside of the legs and the base left