Textile

Peru, Pre-Columbian

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Mold made pendant in the form of a male figure
Earthenware bowl with brownish clay body under black slip, burnished, with white pigment rubbed into incised designs located around shoulder and under rim. Bowl has wide mouth with flaring rim, and three hollow, conical rattle feet.
Round bottomed bowl; painting typical of ceramics from the Copan area; double motif is the Death god in monkey form, seated and bent almost double, which is typical of Copador ware.
Vessel, Chupícuaro culture, Guanajuato, Mexico, Pre-Columbian, earthenware and slip