Rosewater sprinkler or bottle with roundels and lozenges c. 1700 - 1724

This 18th-century, Delftware rosewater sprinkler, currently housed at the Rijksmuseum, showcases a vibrant blue and white design. The bulbous body features a repeating pattern of stylized flowers and geometric motifs, creating a visually captivating and symmetrical composition. These types of sprinklers, used to add fragrance to water, were a popular household item in the Netherlands during this period. The intricate patterns and delicate form reflect the craftsmanship and artistry of Delftware production.