Vessel of a Woman c. 350 - 500

ceramic, inorganic-material

war

ceramic

jewelry design

round design

retro 'vintage design

vessel

food illustration

wash background

inorganic-material

latin-american

metallic object render

men

watercolour illustration

cartoon carciture

disk design

cartoon theme

"Vessel of a Woman," a Nazca ceramic vessel from c. 350 - 500, depicts a woman's head as the vessel's spout. The vessel is decorated with a band of stylized figures in red, black, and white, reminiscent of the intricate geoglyphs for which the Nazca culture is renowned. This artwork is an example of the Nazca people's skill in ceramics, showcasing their unique artistic style and cultural motifs, which are now housed at The Art Institute of Chicago.