Description
Cocle Bowl
Panama
AD 300-700
Size is about 5.5 inches in diameter and weighs about 222 grams.
The Coclé Bowl from Panama, made between AD 300–700, is an important example of early Coclé culture. These bowls were made from fine clay and painted with detailed designs in red, black, and cream colors. They often showed animals and patterns and were used in both daily life and special ceremonies. Many have been found in the graves of important people, showing they had a spiritual or symbolic meaning. These bowls help us understand the early art, beliefs, and social structure of the Coclé people.
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