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https://clevelandart.org/art/1915.525
Fritware Where fine clay was unavailable, potters made a paste out of ground quartz, clay, and glass. When fired, the paste created a compact white material called fritware that approximated the appearance of porcelain.
Artifact
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94964
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accession
1915.525
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Terms
Culture
Iran, Rayy, Seljuk period
Technique
fritware with luster-painted design
Genre
Ceramic
Department
Islamic Art
Relations
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