Ancient Chinese Hu Jars
The Chinese word ‘hu’ means jar. Originally made of bronze, this name usually refers to bronze or clay vessels imitating those of the Bronze Age. During the Han Dynasty, food was plentiful and varied, with even the common people reaping the benefits of improved living standards. Han tombs nearly always included storage jars (hu), which were full of cereals and wine for the afterlife.
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