Double-Chambered Vessel Possibly 100 - 700

This small ceramic vessel, created by the Teotihuacan civilization, dates back to between 100 and 700 CE. The vessel, shaped like a stylized face, is decorated with two large, protruding eyes and a small, circular mouth. Two chambers within the vessel could have held offerings or liquids. The piece is a testament to the artistic and technical skill of the Teotihuacan people, who are known for their impressive architecture and art. The use of ceramics, such as this vessel, was integral to their culture.