Jomon Art

Jomon Art refers to the ancient decorative and functional objects created by the Jomon people of Japan, dating from around 14,000 to 300 BCE. It is characterized by intricate pottery with cord-marked patterns, clay figurines called "dogu," and stone tools with artistic designs. These artifacts reflect their beliefs, daily life, and connection to nature, showcasing advanced craftsmanship for their time. Jomon Art is significant as one of the world's earliest examples of complex pottery and symbolic expression, illustrating the cultural richness of prehistoric Japan.