Thai San Kamphaeng Grayish Green Glazed Stoneware Bowl bangles were often used as votive

were often used as votive offerings in sanctuaries or placed in the graves of the wealthy

with the addition of simple handles and varied rim treatments

A lovely sancai-glazed miniature model of a food offering plate

characterized by their austere geometry and mysterious features

part of a larger quadriga model

Thai San Kamphaeng Grayish Green Glazed Stoneware Bowl bangles were often used as votiveLanna Kingdom Period, 13th to Early 16th Century, San Kamphaeng Kilns, Chiang Mai, Northern Thailand A superb hand thrown, high fired stoneware bowl from the San Kamphaeng kilns of Chiang Mai, displaying the characteristic pale grayish green ash glaze for which this tradition is admired. The bowl, formed from a coarse clay body, presents a slightly raised everted rimleft unglazed due to the face firing method employed in these kilns. The interior is