Excavated Artifact: Painted Anderson Pottery, Long-Necked Handled Jar This is Yangshao pottery, a painted pottery made in China during the Neolithic period, approximately 4,500 years ago. It is commonly known as "Anderson pottery" because it was discovered in 1921 by Swedish archaeologist Dr. Anderson in Yangshao, Henan Province, China. This item is a long-necked handled jar, a representative form of Anderson pottery. The pottery is characterized by red and black geometric patterns. It is large and has an overwhelming presence! Size: 35 x 32 x 30 cm Search Words: Buddhist statue, Buddhist altar fittings, Shinto shrine articles, Buddhist temple, temple, red seal, temple seal Transom, antique, antiques, art, Muromachi period, Edo period, Edo, Crafts, master craftsman, wood carving, antique, wood carving Lacquer, lacquer art, inkstone, calligraphy, Shinto, sake vessel, flower vase, folk art, Joseon dynasty Buddhism, famous monk, Zen sect, tea ceremony, matcha, tea bowl, natsume (tea caddy), tea container Ko-Imari, Ko-Kutani, Seto ware, pottery, antique, old art