Handle Spout Vessel in the Form of a Composite Scene Depicting Three Figures c. 100 - 500

This handle spout vessel, created by the Moche culture of ancient Peru, is a fascinating example of their artistic skill. Dating back to between 100 and 500 AD, it is made of ceramic and features a stylized scene depicting three figures. The figures are sculpted in high relief, with detailed facial features and clothing. This type of vessel, which is often found in Moche tombs, was likely used for ceremonial purposes. The intricate details and expressive faces on the vessel demonstrate the artistic mastery of the Moche culture.