Bowl c. 12th century

ceramic

3d sculpting

egg art

3d image

3d printed part

ceramic

jewelry design

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3d shape

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metallic object render

This 12th-century ceramic bowl from the Minneapolis Institute of Art is a stunning example of Islamic art. The bowl is decorated with a repeating geometric pattern in a vibrant turquoise glaze, showcasing the skilled craftsmanship of anonymous artists. This piece exemplifies the influence of Islamic art on ceramic design and its enduring appeal. The intricate details and the vibrant color scheme are still admired by viewers today.

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minneapolisinstituteofart about 1 year ago

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The Seljuk period (1038-1194) was perhaps the most creative era in the production of Persian ceramics. In addition to lusterware, minai ware, and monochromatic blue glaze, underglaze-painted ceramics were also produced. These bowls represent one popular variant, black designs under a transparent turquoise glaze.