This exquisite Persian turquoise-glazed jug, likely dating to the Seljuk or Ilkhanid period (12th–14th century), exemplifies the refined ceramic artistry of medieval Persia. Crafted from fine earthenware and coated in a brilliant turquoise glaze, the jug's vibrant color reflects the influence of Islamic pottery traditions, which prized vivid hues and elegant forms. Its gracefully curved handle and gently flared rim enhance both its functionality and aesthetic appeal. A testament to the technical mastery and artistic sophistication of Persian potters, this jug remains a striking piece of historical ceramic craftsmanship.
