Maya polychrome ceramic effigy vessel with jaguar head spout.
USD 749.95 USD
Specifications
| Culture | Latin American |
These vessels often served ceremonial, ritualistic, or utilitarian purposes, and their decoration frequently depicted deities, mythological scenes, rulers, and daily life. The jaguar was a powerful symbol in Maya culture, often associated with the underworld, royalty, and shamanism.
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