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when restrictions on Chinese ceramics opened new international markets for Thai and Vietnamese potters
contributing to its authentic appearance
crafted in the famed kilns of Jingdezhen during the Tianqi period (1620–1627)
Excavations in the early 1980s uncovered a culture that thrived between the 3rd and 13th centuries AD
First contacted by Westerners in the late 1930s
Chimú Blackware Stirrup Spout Vessel with Incised Spiral Motif voudou when restrictions on Chinese ceramicsPre Columbian Era, Chimu culture, c. 8001470 AD, Moche Valley, Trujillo, Peru A fine and well preserved blackware stirrup spout vessel, exquisitely mold formed and embodying the refined ceramic traditions of the Chim civilization. The highly burnished vessel stands on a flat base and features a squat, globular body surmounted by a projecting cylindrical spout connected by a classic stirrup handle. The shoulder is elegantly adorned with a molded band