Bottle
MOA: University of British Columbia
3177/3
Peruvian pot. Black clay bottle is round and bulbous, with a tall neck leading to a slightly flared lip. A monkey clings to the neck and shoulder of the pot by his feet and tail, serving as a handle. Around the body of the pot are printed in relief two rows of feline-like figures, with triangular heads, pointed ears, round eyes and open mouths showing prominent teeth, with arched backs and curved tails. These crouch on a background of small raised dots. The pot is partially burnished.
- Type of Item bottle
- Culture Andes
- Material clay
- Measurements height 16.7 cm, width 11.5 cm, depth 11.8 cm (overall)
- Previous Owner Monica Gewurz
- Received from Monica Gewurz
- Made in Peru
- Creation Date between 1 and 1500
- Ownership Date before June 10, 2016
- Acquisition Date on June 10, 2016
- Item Classes ceramics
- Condition good
- Accession Number 3177/0003