Description
Incised Jalisco Bowl
300BC – 300 AD
West Mexico
Size is about 7.75 by 2.5 inches and weighing about 467 grams.
The Incised Jalisco Bowl (about 300 BC–300 AD) was made by the Jalisco culture in West Mexico. It was formed from reddish clay and decorated with carved lines or patterns before being fired. The designs often show simple geometric shapes that may have had special meaning. These bowls were used for food or ceremonies and show the Jalisco people’s skill and creativity in pottery.
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