Moche Pre-Columbian Erotic Stirrup Spout Vessel
A terracotta stirrup-spout vessel in the style of Pre-Columbian Moche pottery, featuring two modeled human figures depicted in an erotic scene. The sculptural figures are incorporated into the rounded vessel body beneath an arched handle and cylindrical spout, with modeled and incised facial and figural details. The form and subject are consistent with Moche ceramic traditions of ancient Peru, c. 100–700 AD. Age and cultural attribution have not been independently authenticated. Measures: 5-3/4” H x 4-1/2” W x 3-1/2” D.
A terracotta stirrup-spout vessel in the style of Pre-Columbian Moche pottery, featuring two modeled human figures depicted in an erotic scene. The sculptural figures are incorporated into the rounded vessel body beneath an arched handle and cylindrical spout, with modeled and incised facial and figural details. The form and subject are consistent with Moche ceramic traditions of ancient Peru, c. 100–700 AD. Age and cultural attribution have not been independently authenticated. Measures: 5-3/4” H x 4-1/2” W x 3-1/2” D.
