Pair of Tripods with Knotted Motif Possibly 850 - 950

This ceramic tripod vessel, crafted by Maya artisans between 850 and 950, showcases intricate polychrome painting. The vessel features a knotted motif, symbolic of interconnectedness, adorning the upper rim. The vessel's body is painted with a stylized figure, likely representing a deity or an important figure in Maya culture. The use of red, black, and white paint enhances the design and highlights the craftsmanship of the Maya potters. This piece is a testament to the artistry and cultural significance of ancient Maya ceramics.