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<ul><li>Narrow mouth martaban jar with a deep cobalt glaze. </li><li>Made in the kilns of Southern China and from the Khmer Kingdom of Cambodia, martaban jars have been used for centuries for the transport of goods.</li><li>The name refers to the port of Marta Ban in present-day Myanmar, where many of these pieces left on their initial journey.</li><li>In many cultures, particularly in Borneo, martaban jars were passed down through generations as cherished heirlooms, and had a strong spiritual and magical personality.</li></ul><p><br></p>

Martaban Jar