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© Museu de la Noguera
Omeka ID 392
Plaça de Sant Salvador
Andalusian culture

pitcher with epigraphic motif

MN-2204

Object type
pitcher
Production date
1050 / 1105
Fabric
Islamic pottery painted with manganese
Museum
Museu de la Noguera
Culture
Andalusian culture
Discovery location
Plaça de Sant Salvador
Materials
pottery
Township
Balaguer (Europa, Espanya, Catalunya, Lleida, Noguera)
Technique
wheel-thrown
Where is it?
Exposició permanent
Dimensions
349 x 240 x 87 mm
Description
Pitcher fired in an oxidising atmosphere, with a reddish fabric and fine inclusions. It has a globular body, with a cylindrical collar with an everted rounded lip and trilobed mouth. It has a tape handle that goes from the neck to the belly. The base is flat. The inner surface is glazed in a monochrome honey-colour. Outside, the decoration is painted with manganese on the neck and belly, consisting of motifs of horizontal, parallel and concentric lines. On the belly, there is a painted band with an epigraphic motif which represents a schematization of the al-mulk .

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