Cleveland Museum of Art
Incense Burner with Lotus Petal Design in Relief
1100s
This incense burner may have been produced at one of the state-run kilns located in Kangjin, southern Jeolla province. The exterior decor that resembles an opening lotus flower was shaped in a carved wooden mold. Then the potter touched it up with incised details.
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