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Pitt Rivers Museum

1982.20.27

Incense burner. Made by joining 3 small pedestalled bowls. At the intersection is a triple arched handle over the bowls. The flaring pedestals are coil made; the bowls beaten of clay tempered with organic matter, slipped with red haematite & mica. Red interior. The handle, bowl rims & body pedestal junctions are painted white and black. [Alicia Bell [OPS move] 29/06/2016]


1982.20.27

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Collection type
Object
Description
Incense burner. Made by joining 3 small pedestalled bowls. At the intersection is a triple arched handle over the bowls. The flaring pedestals are coil made; the bowls beaten of clay tempered with organic matter, slipped with red haematite & mica. Red interior. The handle, bowl rims & body pedestal junctions are painted white and black. [Alicia Bell [OPS move] 29/06/2016]
Geographical reference
Northern Darfur
Cultural groups
Fur
Person
Field collector Natalie Tobert
PRM source Natalie Tobert
Date / Period
Date made: Before 1982
Date collected
January - June 1982
Acquisition information
Purchased: 1982
Materials and processes
Material Pottery, Material Mica Stone, Material Haematite Stone, Material Pigment, Process Slipped, Process Coiled, Process Fire-Hardened, Process Painted
Dimensions
Width: max 210 mm, Height: max 135 mm
Object numbers
Accession number: 1982.20.27

Search terms: Religion, Pottery, Ritual and Ceremonial, Incense-burner