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Sukothai ceramics

May 2021

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May 2021 The kendi, an Indonesian-Malay term derived from the Sanskrit kundika, a water-pouring vessel with a distinctive mammiform spout and bulbous body, was indigenous to the Southeast Asian archipelago. Some Thai kendis took zoomorphic forms. The hamsa, the mythical… Continue reading →

Object of the month Ayutthuya period Thailand, hamsa ceramics, kendi, Southeast Asian ceramics, Sukothai ceramics, Thai ceramics
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