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Anthropomorphic vase. ca. 800. Mixtec art. Terra-cotta

Anthropomorphic vase. ca. 800. Mixtec art. Terra-cotta


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Anthropomorphic vase. ca. 800. Mixtec art. Terra-cotta

Anthropomorphic vase. ca. 800. Mixtec art. Terra-cotta. MEXICO. Mexico City. National Museum of Anthropology

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Anthropology Anthropomorphic Anthropomorphism Ceramic Ceramics Cotta Insides Mexico Mouth Terra Terra Cotta Vase Mixtec Up Right


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1. Title: Anthropomorphic Terra-Cotta Vase from the Mixtec Culture, Mexico (ca. 800 AD) This stunning anthropomorphic terra-cotta vase, hailing from the ancient Mixtec civilization in Mexico, dates back to approximately 800 AD. The vase is currently housed in the National Museum of Anthropology in Mexico City, a testament to the rich cultural heritage of Mexico. The vase's exterior is adorned with intricate anthropomorphic designs, reflecting the Mixtecs' deep connection to their deities and the natural world. The vase's vertical form is accentuated by the up-right, anthropomorphic head at its base. The face, with its closed eyes and slightly parted lips, seems to convey a sense of calm and serenity. The terra-cotta material, a common choice for ancient ceramics in Mexico, adds to the vase's earthy charm. The color palette, dominated by warm hues of red and brown, adds depth and texture to the vase's decorative features. The interior of the vase, though not visible in this image, is believed to have been equally intricately decorated, further enhancing its value as a work of art. The vase's anthropomorphic design, a form of anthropomorphism, reflects the Mixtecs' belief in the spiritual significance of objects and their ability to embody the essence of deities and natural elements. The anthropomorphic vase is a prime example of the Mixtecs' mastery of ceramics and their unique artistic style. It stands as a reminder of the ancient civilization's rich cultural legacy and the enduring influence of their art on contemporary Mexican art and design. This image of the anthropomorphic terra-cotta vase offers a glimpse into the past, inviting us to explore the mysteries and wonders of Mexico's ancient civilizations and their artistic traditions.

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