A hand-painted folk art pottery vessel made in the style of ancient Pre-Columbian stirrup-spout ceramics. Features a molded human head effigy, arched handle, and angled spout, with painted geometric and serpent designs in earth-tone colors. This is a modern decorative reproduction, not an archaeological artifact.
Type: Decorative effigy stirrup-spout vessel Style: Pre-Columbian / Moche-inspired reproduction Material: Hand-formed terracotta pottery, painted surface Design: Human head effigy, geometric and serpent motif decoration Size: 5" wide x 3½" tall Opening: Narrow spout, non-functional as a pitcher Color: Brown base clay with red, yellow, black, and tan painted details Origin: Unknown artisan, likely Latin American folk art Era: Late 20th century (reproduction piece)
Condition: Excellent — no chips, cracks, paint loss, or repairs Use: Display décor, cultural art collection, shelf or niche accent
