Vessel with Double-Horned Spouts Possibly 1000 - 1470

This ceramic Vessel with Double-Horned Spouts, created by the Lambayeque culture, is a stunning example of pre-Columbian art from Northern Peru. Dating back to 1000-1470, the vessel is adorned with intricate details, including the distinctive double-horned spouts, a raised arch, and a stylized representation of a deity. The black matte finish and the use of geometric and zoomorphic motifs contribute to the vessel’s striking aesthetic. Currently housed at the Art Institute of Chicago, the vessel stands as a testament to the artistic prowess of the Lambayeque civilization, captivating viewers with its timeless beauty.