Water Bottle c. 19th century

This 19th century Egyptian water bottle is a fine example of traditional pottery. The rounded body and cylindrical neck are adorned with incised decorative bands, a testament to the skill of the anonymous artist. The simple, yet elegant form, is both functional and aesthetically pleasing, highlighting the importance of water storage in Egyptian culture. The bottle is currently housed in the Minneapolis Institute of Art, offering art lovers a glimpse into the rich heritage of Egyptian craftsmanship.