Glazed Ceramic
Khmer, Cambodia, 12th century
D 21 cm

Bowl of inverted campanula shape with a pedestal foot and raised disk in the centre of the interior. The bowl is glazed in an opaque dark, blackish-brown glaze.
Khmer glazed ceramics were made mainly for religious ritual use in the community and unlike other eastern ceramics were never treated as a trade item.

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