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2” x 1¾”
The combination of sculptural modeling and painted decoration makes this vessel a striking example of Huari ceramic artistry
while the reverse is decorated with diagonal and horizontal incised bands that emphasize the sculptural form and rhythm of the carving
The figure displays a simplified human visage with incised almond-shaped eyes
1400–1532 CE
Pre-Columbian Zapotec Blackware Spouted Vessel 2” x 1¾”Pre Columbian Zapotec Blackware Spouted Vessel Monte Albn, Oaxaca, Mexico, ca. 300 BCE700 CE An elegant Zapotec blackware vessel from the famed ceremonial center of Monte Albn in Oaxaca. The vessel features a finely burnished globular body, tall flaring neck, and distinctive bridge form handle connecting to the spout. Incised flowing linear motifs encircle the shoulder, reflecting the refined ceramic traditions developed by Zapotec artisans over
