Nazca Ceramic Polychrome Stirrup Vessel – SOLD

This Nazca ceramic polychrome stirrup vessel depicts a pair of beans, rendered with the vibrant colors and smooth surfaces characteristic of Nazca pottery. Created between 200 BCE and 600 CE in Peru, the vessel reflects the culture’s interest in agricultural themes and natural forms. Such stirrup vessels were often used in ritual contexts, highlighting the symbolic importance of food and fertility.