Description
Canaanite artisans were prolific, and their pottery came in an array of fantastic shapes, colors and sizes. This white ware jug is no exception, its ghostly exterior marked with dark brown lines that zigzag across the top half of its bulbous body. A wide base supports the body itself, while the short neck above ends at a large flat mouth.
A handle rises abruptly from the body and connects at the neck’s base, making a sturdy loop for the well-worn hands of an ancient Canaanite
REFERENCE #
KB_PT_1261
CIVILIZATION
Late Bronze Age IA, 1530 B.C.E. – 1480 B.C.E.
SIZE
H. 15.5
CONDITION
Fine condition
PRICE
Price available upon request
Frequently Asked Questions
This white ware jug was created by Canaanite artisans during the Late Bronze Age IA, specifically between 1530 B.C.E. and 1480 B.C.E. The Canaanites were known for their prolific pottery work with diverse shapes and colors.
The jug features a ghostly white exterior decorated with dark brown zigzag lines across the top half of its bulbous body. It has a wide base, a short neck ending in a large flat mouth, and a sturdy handle that forms a loop connecting the body to the neck's base.
The jug stands at a height of 15.5 centimeters, making it a moderately sized pottery piece typical of Canaanite craftsmanship from the Late Bronze Age.
The jug is described as being in fine condition, indicating it has been well-preserved over the centuries with minimal damage or wear.
The price for this jug is not listed publicly and is available only upon request, suggesting it may be a valuable or rare artifact.
The handle, which rises abruptly from the body and connects at the neck's base forming a sturdy loop, was likely designed to provide a secure grip for handling and pouring liquids, accommodating the well-worn hands of ancient users.
