Double-Spouted Orangeware Bottle c. 650

The "Double-Spouted Orangeware Bottle" is a ceramic vessel created by the Paracas culture in present-day Peru, dating back to around 650 CE. This piece showcases the distinctive orangeware pottery characteristic of the Paracas culture, renowned for its intricate designs and utilitarian forms. The bottle features a unique double-spout design with a rounded base and a wide, shallow body. The vessel's form and the two spouts likely served a practical purpose, perhaps for pouring liquids or storing food, emphasizing the connection between art and everyday life in ancient Paracas society.