Room 12 | India 2500 BC-AD 600 gallery
Explore the early development of Indian art, from the artefacts of the Indus Valley to the Hindu and Buddhist sculpture of north India and Gandhara.
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Painted bowl
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Description
Russet-Coated Painted Ware of this type was produced widely in South India at this period.
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Details
- Associated place
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Asia › India › south India › Tamil Nadu › Coimbatore district (place of creation)
- Date
- 5th century BC - 2nd century AD
- Material and technique
- terracotta, with painting in ochre (Russet-Coated Painted Ware)
- Dimensions
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4.5 cm (height)
10 cm (diameter)
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- No. of items
- 1
- Accession no.
- EAX.237
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Further reading
Ahuja, Naman, ‘Early Indian Art at the Ashmolean Museum - Catalogue in progress’, 2016, no. 27
Location
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Ground floor | Room 12 | India to 600
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Ground floor | Room 12 | India to 600
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