Tempayan

Museum of Asian Art's Selected Collection Exhibition in conjunction with Hari Muzium Antarabangsa Kuala Lumpur 2021

Main Page | Coconut Grater | Glazed Stoneware Elephant | Kendi | Brunei Malay Gantang Brass | Large Fahua Jar | Miniature Meriam | Kapitan Santan | Buddha Head | Tepak Sirih | Tempayan

Tempayan

This type of storage jar known as “Tempayan” among ancient Malay Archipelago community. In 1965 Tom Harrison was the first researcher that recognized the important of the artifact. Brown glazed jar, with six vertical earloop. Every ear loop has a tiger head. On the top of the tiger head there were written a Chinese character “wang” means king. Barbara Harrison mention, this type of jar known as the Gosanh Vietnamese jar, but no strong evidence from that archaeologist site. Ming Dynasty 15-16th Century.

Coconut Grater (Male)

Coconut Grater (Male)

Glazed Stoneware Elephant

Glazed Stoneware Elephant

Kendi

Kendi

Brunei Malay Gantang Brass

Brunei Malay Gantang Brass

Large Fahua Jar

Large Fahua Jar

Miniature Meriam

Miniature Meriam

Kapitan Santan

Kapitan Santan

Buddha Head

Buddha Head

Tepak Sirih

Tepak Sirih

Tempayan

Tempayan