Stirrup Spout Vessel in Form of a Head, Possibly Ai-Apec by Moche

Stirrup Spout Vessel in Form of a Head, Possibly Ai-Apec c. 100 - 500

ceramic, inorganic-material

3d sculpting

egg art

3d printed part

war

ceramic

jewelry design

3d character model

vessel

3d shape

inorganic-material

latin-american

watercolour illustration

cartoon carciture

3d character modeling

cartoon theme

This Stirrup Spout Vessel in Form of a Head, Possibly Ai-Apec, is a stunning example of Moche ceramic art from ancient Peru, dating back to between 100 and 500 CE. The vessel is shaped like a human head, with a distinctive stirrup spout for pouring liquids. The face is adorned with intricate details, including large eyes, a prominent nose, and a fierce expression, likely representing a warrior or a powerful deity. This piece exemplifies the Moche's masterful craftsmanship and their fascination with the human form.