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Vessel In The Form Of A Seated Figure (slipped & painted earthenware)

Vessel In The Form Of A Seated Figure (slipped & painted earthenware)
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IMA1556749
Image title
Vessel In The Form Of A Seated Figure (slipped & painted earthenware)
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Artist
Peruvian School / Peruvian
Location
Indianapolis Museum of Art at Newfields, USA
Medium
slipped and painted earthenware
Date
300 AD - 500 AD (C3rd AD - C5th AD)
Dimensions
19x12.7x17.7 cms
Image description

The seated figure wears a bag containing coca leaves, from which cocaine is made, for coca-chewing rituals. A common vessel shape used in ancient Peru had a "stirrup-spout" handle, in which a center spout at the top is connected to the vessel by a pair of tubes curved like a horse's stirrup.

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Photo © Indianapolis Museum of Art / Gift of Bonnie and David Ross / Bridgeman Images
Image keywords
figure / precolumbian / handle / pot / seated / ceramic / male / spout / pre-columbian / pottery / vessel

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