Beautiful antique Sindh / Multan pottery plate featuring traditional Islamic floral decoration. This hand-painted earthenware dish displays vibrant green, yellow, and white floral motifs arranged symmetrically around a central rosette on a deep terracotta ground. Such pieces were produced by traditional craftsmen in Multan (now Pakistan) and neighboring regions and represent an important tradition of South Asian Islamic folk ceramics. These decorative pottery dishes were commonly made during the late 19th to early 20th century and circulated widely in regional markets and trade networks.

Details:
• Antique Sindh / Multan Islamic folk pottery dish
• Traditional hand-painted floral and vegetal motif with dotted borders
• Central rosette surrounded by stylized leaf and floral panels
• Material: Earthenware / terracotta pottery (redware clay body)
• Technique: Hand-painted polychrome decoration with glaze
• Origin: Multan / Sindh region (present-day Pakistan), similar traditions also seen in Gujarat, India
• Era: Late 19th to Early 20th Century (circa 1900–1920)
• Diameter: Approximately 10 inches
• Height: Approximately 1.5 inches
• Classic South Asian Islamic decorative folk ceramic
• Suitable for collectors of Islamic art, South Asian ceramics, and antique folk pottery

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Beautiful antique Sindh / Multan pottery plate featuring traditional Islamic floral decoration. This hand-painted earthenware dish displays vibrant green, yellow, and white floral motifs arranged symmetrically around a central rosette on a deep terracotta ground. Such pieces were produced by traditional craftsmen in Multan (now Pakistan) and neighboring regions and represent an important tradition of South Asian Islamic folk ceramics. These decorative pottery dishes were commonly made during the late 19th to early 20th century and circulated widely in regional markets and trade networks. These additional charges are the buyer's responsibility. Buyer have to clear the customs if there is any clearance hold in your country. Please check with your country's customs office to determine what t