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English: Tiger-shaped urinal in celadon glaze (Six Dynasties, 220 - 589). The greyish-white clay body is covered with a yellowish-green glaze. Huzi-tiger pots derive their name from their shape which is like a crouching tiger. Huzi are often seen among ceramic burial objects and are usually regarded as chamber pots. - Hong Kong Heritage Museum, Sha Tin, Hong Kong, 18.5.2015
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Tiger-shaped urinal in celadon glaze (Six Dynasties, 220 - 589). The greyish-white clay body is covered with a yellowish-green glaze. Huzi-tiger pots derive their name from their shape which is like a crouching tiger. Huzi are often seen among ceramic burial objects and are usually regarded as chamber pots. - Hong Kong Heritage Museum, Sha Tin, Hong Kong, 18.5.2015
Description2015.05.18.114409 Tiger-shaped urinal (Six Dynasties 220 - 589) Heritage Museum Sha Tin Hong Kong.jpg
English: Tiger-shaped urinal in celadon glaze (Six Dynasties, 220 - 589). The greyish-white clay body is covered with a yellowish-green glaze. Huzi-tiger pots derive their name from their shape which is like a crouching tiger. Huzi are often seen among ceramic burial objects and are usually regarded as chamber pots. - Hong Kong Heritage Museum, Sha Tin, Hong Kong, 18.5.2015
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Tiger-shaped urinal in celadon glaze (Six Dynasties, 220 - 589). The greyish-white clay body is covered with a yellowish-green glaze. Huzi-tiger pots derive their name from their shape which is like a crouching tiger. Huzi are often seen among ceramic burial objects and are usually regarded as chamber pots. - Hong Kong Heritage Museum, Sha Tin, Hong Kong, 18.5.2015