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Rootmarks and light earthen deposits
once central to warfare
more voluptuous figures were influenced by Emperor Xuanzong’s infatuation with his famously beautiful and curvaceous concubine
Sankampaeng glazed pottery
or the body of a woman who dies in childbirth
Amazigh Stone Oil Lamp china Rootmarks and light earthen depositsAmazigh People, 19th Century or Earlier, Anti Atlas Region, Morocco Enchanting and unusual hand carved stone oil lamp of triangular form, created by Amazigh tribes of the Anti Atlas region. Fashioned from a coarse, dense stone, the lamp features a deep ovoid reservoir carved into its upper surface to hold oil and wick, while the reverse remains flat for stable placement. Its bold geometric shape and time worn contours lend it an especially powerful