Drinking Vessel in the Form of a Head Possibly 1450 - 1532

This ceramic vessel, created by the Inca civilization, is shaped like a human head and features a stylized face with large eyes, a prominent nose, and geometric patterns. The vessel, likely used for drinking, is an excellent example of Inca craftsmanship and reflects the cultural importance of the human form in their art. The vessel's intricate details and vibrant colors are a testament to the skill and artistry of the Inca potters.