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More model informationOriginating in China during the Liao dynasty (916–1125), this headrest was produced by the Khitan people, a nomadic group ruling northern China, Mongolia, and parts of Russia. The Liao dynasty, known for blending Khitan, Han Chinese, and Central Asian influences, was a vibrant hub of cultural exchange along the Silk Road. The sancai technique, characterized by green, yellow, and brown glazes, evolved from Tang dynasty (618–907) ceramics and was refined under the Liao. While the exact manufacturing date is unknown, the headrest’s style places it within the dynasty’s span. Such objects were often placed in elite tombs, suggesting their use in afterlife rituals.
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