"Pre-columbian Chavín Vessel, 900 Bc – 300 Bc"
Pre-Columbian vase from the Chavín culture in the form of a seated man, probably a hunter, with an animal on his back. Chavín art is known for its complex iconography and mythical realism. There is consistent evidence across all types of art of interactions between humans and animals, reflecting social interconnections and how the Chavín people saw themselves as connected to the "other world." Similar pieces are found in several international museums and important collections. Dimensions: 24x18x12 cm 
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