SIngle Spouted Vessel with Sculpted Figure Attached to the Handle c. 100 - 500

This single-spouted vessel, created by the Moche civilization of ancient Peru between 100 and 500 CE, exemplifies their mastery of ceramic artistry. The vessel, a testament to their sophisticated culture, is adorned with a sculpted figure attached to the handle, showcasing intricate details and vibrant colors. The vessel's form and the figure's pose suggest its use in rituals or ceremonies, reflecting the Moche's deep connection to their spiritual world.