Jar in the Form of a Warrior Holding a Club and Other Weapons c. 180 - 500
nazca
theartinstituteofchicago
ceramic, inorganic-material
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war
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product fashion photography
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lifestyle product photography
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ceramic
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vessel
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product design photgrpaphy
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stoneware
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inorganic-material
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latin-american
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metallic object render
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product photography
This ceramic jar, crafted by the Nazca people of ancient Peru, is a striking example of their distinctive artistic style. Dating back to between 180 and 500 CE, the jar is shaped in the form of a warrior, complete with a headdress, fierce facial features, and a stylized club and other weapons. The use of vibrant red and black paint, along with intricate geometric patterns, showcases the skill and artistry of the Nazca potters. This piece is a testament to the rich culture and artistic traditions of the Nazca civilization.
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