1950s Persian Ceramic Serving Bowl

1950s Persian Ceramic Serving BowlThe history of Persian pottery goes back to the early Neolithic Age; during this period, styles were hand built and often lacked decoration, but this wasnt the case forever. Mid century ceramics saw potters make lavish use of the locally sourced, internationally prized blues, cobalts and turquoises, using them to add colour and character to the home and table. This bowl illustrates this, with an intricate pattern reminiscent of Persian tiles. Please

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