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Title
Ramos polychrome hooded effigy olla.
Description
The shape of the olla is typical of Casas Grandes Culture. What is different is the cup shape added to the lip to form the head of the anthropomorphic figure. The design panel contains a black diamond pattern, within the lined diamond are two opposite 'P' shapes. The duality is further expressed through the separation of black from red.
Subject
[Effigy pottery--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Ceramic tableware--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Art--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Indigenous peoples--Antiquities]
Date
between 1280 and 1450
Title
Ramos polychrome hooded effigy olla.
Description
The shape of the olla is typical of Casas Grandes Culture. What is different is the cup shape added to the lip to form the head of the anthropomorphic figure. The design panel contains a black diamond pattern, within the lined diamond are two opposite 'P' shapes. The duality is further expressed through the separation of black from red.
Subject
[Effigy pottery--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Ceramic tableware--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Art--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Indigenous peoples--Antiquities]
Date
between 1280 and 1450
Title
Ramos polychrome hooded effigy olla.
Description
The shape of the olla is typical of Casas Grandes Culture. What is different is the cup shape added to the lip to form the head of the anthropomorphic figure. The design panel contains a black diamond pattern, within the lined diamond are two opposite 'P' shapes. The duality is further expressed through the separation of black from red.
Subject
[Effigy pottery--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Ceramic tableware--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Art--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Indigenous peoples--Antiquities]
Date
between 1280 and 1450
Title
Ramos polychrome hooded effigy olla.
Description
The shape of the olla is typical of Casas Grandes Culture. What is different is the cup shape added to the lip to form the head of the anthropomorphic figure. The design panel contains a black diamond pattern, within the lined diamond are two opposite 'P' shapes. The duality is further expressed through the separation of black from red.
Subject
[Effigy pottery--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Ceramic tableware--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Art--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Indigenous peoples--Antiquities]
Date
between 1280 and 1450
Title
Ramos polychrome hooded effigy olla.
Description
The shape of the olla is typical of Casas Grandes Culture. What is different is the cup shape added to the lip to form the head of the anthropomorphic figure. The design panel contains a black diamond pattern, within the lined diamond are two opposite 'P' shapes. The duality is further expressed through the separation of black from red.
Subject
[Effigy pottery--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Ceramic tableware--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Art--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Indigenous peoples--Antiquities]
Date
between 1280 and 1450
Title
Ramos polychrome hooded effigy olla.
Description
The shape of the olla is typical of Casas Grandes Culture. What is different is the cup shape added to the lip to form the head of the anthropomorphic figure. The design panel contains a black diamond pattern, within the lined diamond are two opposite 'P' shapes. The duality is further expressed through the separation of black from red.
Subject
[Effigy pottery--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Ceramic tableware--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Art--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Indigenous peoples--Antiquities]
Date
between 1280 and 1450
Title
Casas Grandes badger effigy.
Description
This effigy is in poor condition. Broken and poorly reconstructed, suffer from a flaking slip and a poor paint application. The red and black decorative slip do not touch and the black slip suggests the vassal was made in the Villa Ahumada area of northern Chihuahua.
Subject
[Effigy pottery--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Ceramic tableware--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Art--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Indigenous peoples--Antiquities]
Date
between 1280 and 1450
Title
Casas Grandes badger effigy.
Description
This effigy is in poor condition. Broken and poorly reconstructed, suffer from a flaking slip and a poor paint application. The red and black decorative slip do not touch and the black slip suggests the vassal was made in the Villa Ahumada area of northern Chihuahua.
Subject
[Effigy pottery--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Ceramic tableware--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Art--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Indigenous peoples--Antiquities]
Date
between 1280 and 1450
Title
Casas Grandes badger effigy.
Description
This effigy is in poor condition. Broken and poorly reconstructed, suffer from a flaking slip and a poor paint application. The red and black decorative slip do not touch and the black slip suggests the vassal was made in the Villa Ahumada area of northern Chihuahua.
Subject
[Effigy pottery--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Ceramic tableware--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Art--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Indigenous peoples--Antiquities]
Date
between 1280 and 1450
Title
Casas Grandes badger effigy.
Description
This effigy is in poor condition. Broken and poorly reconstructed, suffer from a flaking slip and a poor paint application. The red and black decorative slip do not touch and the black slip suggests the vassal was made in the Villa Ahumada area of northern Chihuahua.
Subject
[Effigy pottery--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Ceramic tableware--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Art--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Indigenous peoples--Antiquities]
Date
between 1280 and 1450
Title
Casas Grandes badger effigy.
Description
This effigy is in poor condition. Broken and poorly reconstructed, suffer from a flaking slip and a poor paint application. The red and black decorative slip do not touch and the black slip suggests the vassal was made in the Villa Ahumada area of northern Chihuahua.
Subject
[Effigy pottery--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Ceramic tableware--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Art--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Indigenous peoples--Antiquities]
Date
between 1280 and 1450
Title
Casas Grandes badger effigy.
Description
This effigy is in poor condition. Broken and poorly reconstructed, suffer from a flaking slip and a poor paint application. The red and black decorative slip do not touch and the black slip suggests the vassal was made in the Villa Ahumada area of northern Chihuahua.
Subject
[Effigy pottery--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Ceramic tableware--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Art--Mexico--Casas Grandes, Indigenous peoples--Antiquities]
Date
between 1280 and 1450
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