Vessel in the Form of Two Figures Seated Inside a Structure Possibly 1200 - 1450

This vessel, crafted by the Chimú people of ancient Peru, depicts two seated figures within a structure, likely representing a domestic scene. The figures are stylized, with rounded heads and minimal details, emphasizing the overall form rather than individual features. The vessel, dating back to 1200-1450 CE, is a testament to the artistry and craftsmanship of the Chimú, known for their intricate metalwork and ceramics. The dark, smooth surface and simple design highlight the functional and symbolic nature of this vessel.