Vessel of a Man with Tattoos c. 350 - 500

This ceramic vessel, dating back to c. 350-500, is a prime example of Nazca artistry. The artwork portrays a figure with intricate tattoos adorning their arms, legs, and face, characteristic of the Nazca people. The stylized features and geometric patterns on the vessel are indicative of the Nazca culture's artistic expression, highlighting their unique artistic techniques and symbolism. The vessel, currently housed in the Art Institute of Chicago, provides valuable insights into the cultural practices and beliefs of the Nazca civilization.