14th-15th C Sawankhalok Porcelain Bird Figure – Si Satchanalai, Sukhothai. Museum-quality Sangkhalok ceramic bird figure from the 14th-15th century (Kingdom of Sukhothai), excavated from the ancient kilns of Si Satchanalai. Fine craftsmanship on the wings, with a superb celadon glaze preserved on an almost perfect form. A striking example of early Thai porcelain artistry. Period: 14th-15th Century (Sukhothai Kingdom). Origin: Ancient kilns of Si Satchanalai, Sukhothai (modern-day Thailand). Subject: Bird figure with detailed wing carving. Height: 50 mm (? 1.97 in). Length: 68 mm (? 2.68 in). Width: 40 mm (? 1.57 in). Condition: Nearly flawless, minimal glaze wear only on base. Sawankhalok ceramics flourished during the Sukhothai period, exported extensively throughout Southeast Asia and beyond. These kiln-fired wares were prized for their durable stoneware body and distinctive soft green glaze-making this bird figure a rare survivor of a renowned ceramic tradition. Carefully packaged with high-density foam and double-boxed to ensure safe arrival.