Ming Dynasty Glazed Pottery Processional Figure maglemose Striking and finely hand-knitted jetak

Striking and finely hand-knitted jetak (also known as jerak)

In his right hand

The vessel rests gracefully on a shallow ring base

Crafted from the solid metacarpal bone of a red deer

making it a superb addition to any collection of Roman antiquities or historical jewelry

Ming Dynasty Glazed Pottery Processional Figure maglemose Striking and finely hand-knitted jetakMing Dynasty, c. 15001550 AD, China An absolutely captivating hollow molded glazed pottery figure, this Ming Dynasty processional attendant exemplifies the elegance and ceremonial artistry of imperial funerary tradition. The figure stands in a poised, forward facing stance upon a square base, legs slightly apart, exuding a quiet sense of presence. Dressed in traditional Ming court attire, he wears a long black cross over robe tied at the waist,