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A 40.5 cm high Pre-Columbian painted clay vessel, Peru, Chancay culture, 13th–15th century Clay, painted. Spherical vessel in the shape of a male figure. Painted with geometric patterns on the reverse side. Three-dimensionally rendered ears, nose, cheeks, and visible mouth. Round handles on the sides that can be interpreted as bent arms. Color loss. Front side dented. Height: 40.5 cm. Unless otherwise noted in the description, the age of the object is determined based on its characteristics, without having obtained a TL analysis. Cultural artifact! Provenance: Acquired in 2003 from a private collection in West Germany that was assembled in the 1970s. Condition: II–III
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