Description
Terracotta Araballos
1400-1500 AD
Inca, Peru
Size is about 7.5 inches tall and weighing at 339 grams.
The Terracotta Aríbalo (about 1400–1500 AD) was a large clay vessel made by the Inca people of Peru. It has a tall neck, round body, and pointed base, designed for storing and pouring drinks like chicha (corn beer). The jars were often painted with simple geometric designs and used in both daily life and ceremonies. They show the Inca’s skill in pottery and the importance of sharing food and drink in their culture.
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