Early Harappan Terracotta Jar aryballos creating glassware that was traded

creating glassware that was traded and admired across the medieval world

and cosmic balance

a marine bivalve

reflecting the artistic and symbolic traditions of the time

trace their origins to the Nguni communities who participated in the great Bantu migrations

Early Harappan Terracotta Jar aryballos creating glassware that was tradedEarly Harappan Civilization, Kot Diji Phase, c. 28002600 BC, Sindh, Pakistan A finely hand built terracotta jar from the Early Harappan period, representing one of the formative phases of the Indus Valley Civilization. Crafted from reddish brown clay, this small but robust vessel features a low bellied globular body resting on a flat base, with gently tapering shoulders that rise to a short neck and a wide, slightly flared rim. The surface retains