Michoacán Polychrome Terracotta Bowl shaanxiprovince to which this vessel belongs

to which this vessel belongs

The term kendi originates from the Sanskrit word "kundika"

aged bronze surfaces show a deep patina from long use and handling

their necropolis sites have revealed a fascinating yet enigmatic burial tradition

this lamp is both a functional piece of ancient material culture and a profound symbol of the intersection of faith

Michoacán Polychrome Terracotta Bowl shaanxiprovince to which this vessel belongsPre Columbian Era, Michoacn, Tarascan Style, Post Classic Period, c. 7001500 AD, Mexico This beautiful small sized Tarascan polychrome pottery bowl exemplifies the artistry of the Post Classic period in Michoacn. Meticulously hand built and expertly burnished, the vessel boasts a round base, elegantly curving walls, a sturdy rim, and a shallow basin. While the red slipped interior remains unembellished, the exterior is adorned with an intricate red on