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Ceramic offering set with tray and vessels, China, Jin Dynasty, 12th-13th century Porcelain stoneware with a monochrome beige glaze. Dimensions not indicated. Offering set consisting of a circular tray incorporating six bowls and five small cylindrical vessels, joined together by the glaze itself, which vitrified during firing. The radial arrangement of the elements creates a balanced and functional composition intended for the ritual presentation of offerings. The glazed surface has a uniform beige tone with slight chromatic variations and signs of use, while the ceramic body shows evidence of controlled and homogeneous firing. The set belongs to the Chinese ceramic production of the Jin Dynasty, dating from the 12th and 13th centuries, characterized by formal restraint and ritual functionality.
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