Wide-Mouthed Globular Pot c. 20th century

This "Wide-Mouthed Globular Pot" is a terracotta vessel created by the Luba people in the 20th century. It has a rounded body with a wide mouth and a distinctive rim. The pot is adorned with intricate incised designs, showcasing the Luba's skilled craftsmanship in pottery. These geometric patterns are a common feature of Luba art, often reflecting their cultural beliefs and traditions. This piece is an example of their expertise in creating functional and aesthetically pleasing pottery.