Vaso efigie de terracota precolombino | Figura humana sentada | C. 500 a. C. – 900 d. C.

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Anteriormente parte de una colección de bienes en Branford, Connecticut, Estados Unidos. La colección fue reunida a lo largo de la vida del propietario y reflejaba un interés de larga data en el arte, las antigüedades y los objetos históricos europeos y sudamericanos.

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  • Pre-Columbian terracotta effigy vessel depicting a seated human figure with a prominent nose, stylized facial features, and an opening at the head.
  • Ancient Mesoamerican or Andean anthropomorphic pottery vessel featuring a seated figure with molded hands resting on its lap.
  • Pre-Columbian ceramic effigy vessel displaying earthy terracotta tones, weathered surfaces, and traditional hand-crafted sculptural details.
  • Ancient terracotta human effigy with an elongated facial structure, prominent molded nose, and distinctive seated posture.
  • Pre-Columbian anthropomorphic vessel featuring a hollow opening at the top of the head, potentially intended for liquids or ceremonial offerings.
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  • Pre-Columbian pottery vessel displaying natural mineral deposits, surface discoloration, and aged terracotta textures.
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  • Pre-Columbian ceramic effigy depicting a stylized human figure with simplified anatomical details and an earthy, naturally aged surface.
  • Antique terracotta anthropomorphic vessel attributed to pre-Columbian traditions, featuring sculpted facial contours and visible surface weathering.
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Pre-Columbian anthropomorphic vessel featuring a hollow opening at the top of the head, potentially intended for liquids or ceremonial offerings.
Hand-crafted ancient terracotta sculpture depicting a seated individual with stylized arms, defined facial features, and a rounded body.
Pre-Columbian pottery vessel displaying natural mineral deposits, surface discoloration, and aged terracotta textures.
Ancient Mesoamerican or Andean effigy vessel featuring carefully molded hands positioned across the lap and a compact seated form.
Pre-Columbian terracotta ceremonial vessel with a sculpted human face, hollow interior, and weathered reddish-brown ceramic surface.
Ancient anthropomorphic pottery figure measuring approximately 7.25 inches tall, with a distinctive head opening and traditional seated design.
Pre-Columbian ceramic effigy depicting a stylized human figure with simplified anatomical details and an earthy, naturally aged surface.
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Vaso efigie de terracota precolombino | Figura humana sentada | C. 500 a. C. – 900 d. C.

Descripción

Contexto histórico y origen

Región: Región mesoamericana o andina
Material: Terracota
Periodo: Precolombino, circa 500 a. C. – 900 d. C. (estimado)

Descripción

Este notable recipiente de terracota hecho a mano tiene la forma de una figura humana sentada con rasgos antropomórficos finamente moldeados, que incluyen una nariz prominente y las manos apoyadas en el regazo. La abertura en la parte superior de la cabeza sugiere su uso como recipiente, probablemente para líquidos, ofrendas o fines rituales. Dichos vasos efigie eran centrales en la vida ceremonial, sirviendo tanto como representaciones simbólicas de ancestros, deidades o figuras comunitarias, como recipientes rituales funcionales.

Características

- Figura humana sentada con una forma antropomórfica distintiva

- Rasgos faciales moldeados prominentes que incluyen nariz y manos estilizadas

- Abertura del recipiente en la parte superior de la cabeza para ofrendas o líquidos

- Tonos terrosos de terracota con rastros de desgaste y depósitos minerales

Significado cultural

Los vasos efigie como este eran centrales en las prácticas rituales y funerarias en las sociedades precolombinas. Se creía que unían el mundo espiritual y material, llevando ofrendas a las deidades o sirviendo como guardianes simbólicos en contextos de enterramiento. La forma humana destaca la profunda conexión entre los objetos rituales, la veneración de los ancestros y los sistemas de creencias espirituales dentro de las tradiciones mesoamericanas y andinas.

Estado

Bien conservado con desgaste consistente con la antigüedad. La superficie muestra depósitos minerales y desgaste natural, lo que realza la autenticidad y enfatiza el uso ceremonial y la edad del recipiente.

Dimensiones (aproximadas)

Altura: 7.25 in
Ancho: 5.25 in

Edad (aproximada)

1,100–2,500 años de antigüedad

Procedencia 

Anteriormente formó parte de una colección patrimonial en Branford, Connecticut, Estados Unidos. La colección se formó a lo largo de la vida del propietario y reflejó un interés duradero en el arte, las antigüedades y los objetos históricos europeos y sudamericanos.

Más información

Explore el significado cultural y el arte de los Antiguos Vasos Efigie

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Descripción

Contexto histórico y origen

Región: Región mesoamericana o andina
Material: Terracota
Periodo: Precolombino, circa 500 a. C. – 900 d. C. (estimado)

Descripción

Este notable recipiente de terracota hecho a mano tiene la forma de una figura humana sentada con rasgos antropomórficos finamente moldeados, que incluyen una nariz prominente y las manos apoyadas en el regazo. La abertura en la parte superior de la cabeza sugiere su uso como recipiente, probablemente para líquidos, ofrendas o fines rituales. Dichos vasos efigie eran centrales en la vida ceremonial, sirviendo tanto como representaciones simbólicas de ancestros, deidades o figuras comunitarias, como recipientes rituales funcionales.

Características

- Figura humana sentada con una forma antropomórfica distintiva

- Rasgos faciales moldeados prominentes que incluyen nariz y manos estilizadas

- Abertura del recipiente en la parte superior de la cabeza para ofrendas o líquidos

- Tonos terrosos de terracota con rastros de desgaste y depósitos minerales

Significado cultural

Los vasos efigie como este eran centrales en las prácticas rituales y funerarias en las sociedades precolombinas. Se creía que unían el mundo espiritual y material, llevando ofrendas a las deidades o sirviendo como guardianes simbólicos en contextos de enterramiento. La forma humana destaca la profunda conexión entre los objetos rituales, la veneración de los ancestros y los sistemas de creencias espirituales dentro de las tradiciones mesoamericanas y andinas.

Estado

Bien conservado con desgaste consistente con la antigüedad. La superficie muestra depósitos minerales y desgaste natural, lo que realza la autenticidad y enfatiza el uso ceremonial y la edad del recipiente.

Dimensiones (aproximadas)

Altura: 7.25 in
Ancho: 5.25 in

Edad (aproximada)

1,100–2,500 años de antigüedad

Procedencia 

Anteriormente formó parte de una colección patrimonial en Branford, Connecticut, Estados Unidos. La colección se formó a lo largo de la vida del propietario y reflejó un interés duradero en el arte, las antigüedades y los objetos históricos europeos y sudamericanos.

Más información

Explore el significado cultural y el arte de los Antiguos Vasos Efigie

Explore nuestra Colección de Artefactos Precolombinos

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