Description

Pre-columbian Bowl

1000-1400 AD

Mexico

Size is 8 inches in diameter and weighing at 28 oz.

A pre-Columbian bowl from 1000–1400 AD, found in Mexico, was made by ancient cultures like the Mixtec or Zapotec. It often has a wide, open shape with a raised base and is decorated with colorful patterns in red, black, and white. These designs can include shapes, animals, or abstract symbols. The bowl was likely used for food or drink and may have also had a role in ceremonies. Its detailed design shows the skill and creativity of the people who made it.

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