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English: Detail of a celadon Soul Vase. Exhibition "Treasures of China", Canadian Museum of Civilisation, 2007.
  • Western Jin Dynasty (A.D. 265 - 326)
  • Excavated at Shaoxing, Zhejiang Province
Vessels like this were believed to be "residences for the souls of the dead".
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