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Paracas was a pre-Columbian civilization that flourished in the southern coastal region of Peru between 700 and 200 BC. Known for their intricate textiles, ceramics and elaborate burial practices, the Paracas culture is noted for their exceptional craftsmanship and distinctive artistic style. Their textiles, woven with intricate designs and vibrant colors, are considered some of the finest examples of ancient Andean art, frequently depicting mythical beings and complex geometric patterns. The Paracas ceramics are equally impressive, featuring anthropomorphic figures, stylized animals, and elaborate geometric designs.
Double spout Vessel
Paracas
900
Bowl with Anthropomorphic Figure
Paracas
650
Double Spout and Bridge Vessel Depicting Incised and Pa...
Paracas
650
Double-Spouted Orangeware Bottle
Paracas
650
Bottle with Incised Geometric Figure
Paracas
650
Bowl Depicting Incised and Painted Abstract Crouching F...
Paracas
650
Double Spout and Bridge Bottel Painted with Cream and O...
Paracas
650
Double Spout and Bridge Vessel in the Form of a Ridged ...
Paracas
650
Jar with Abstract Human Face Painted on Shoulder
Paracas
650
Bowl with Incised and Painted Zigzag Motif
Paracas
650
Vessel with Abstract Feline Mask and Bird-Head Spout
Paracas
650
Negative-Painted Spotted Vessel with Bird-Head Spout
Paracas
650
Bottle with Incised Feline Tooth Motif Around Neck
Paracas
650
Bowl Incised and Painted with Interlocking Geometric Band
Paracas
650
Double Spout Vessel with Incised and Painted Abstract F...
Paracas
650