Pre Columbian 3 footed vessel
Fired clay dis with 3 hollow feet. Beautifully decorated with sgraffito on the outside smooth on the inside. The bowl is fluted. No visible chips or cracks. Marked on the bottle from a collection but can’t make out whole number. Can see ?22?3. Sits very level. It is much darker in color than my photos.
4 1/2” diameter bowl 3” tall each foot 3” apart
Inherited
Yes
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It seems to be an Ica culture wide bowl with round vase and steep walls with geometrical patterns.
Ica pottery bowls, also known as “Ica style pottery,” are ancient artifacts originating from the Ica region of Peru. These bowls date back to pre-Columbian times and are associated with the Nazca culture, which thrived from around 100 BC to 800 AD. The Nazca civilization was known for its remarkable pottery craftsmanship, and Ica pottery is a significant representation of their artistic abilities.
The Nazca culture was known for its elaborate burial practices, and many Ica pottery bowls were found in tombs, suggesting their importance in funerary rituals. These artifacts are highly prized by archaeologists and collectors alike for their historical and artistic value, providing valuable insights into the ancient Nazca civilization’s beliefs, traditions, and artistic expressions.
Very good condition
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