Name: Ancient Indus Valley Zoomorphic Ritual Pottery Vessel Circa 1st Millenium B.C.
SKU: 3941
Price: 4800.00 AUD
Availability: InStock

Ancient Indus Valley Zoomorphic Ritual Pottery Vessel Circa 1st Millenium B.C.

$4,800.00

Step back in time with this remarkable ancient artifact: an Indus Valley zoomorphic ritual pottery vessel dating back to the first millennium BC. Crafted with meticulous detail, this vessel captures the essence of a civilization lost to the sands of time. The enigmatic Indus Valley culture, known for its advanced urban planning and trade networks, left behind a legacy of stunning artifacts that continue to captivate modern minds.

This particular pottery vessel is adorned with intricate zoomorphic motifs, reflecting the spiritual and ritualistic beliefs of its creators. Its graceful curves and symbolic animal imagery offer a window into the ancient worldview of the Indus Valley people. Whether used for ceremonial purposes or as a symbol of cultural identity, this vessel speaks volumes about the creativity and craftsmanship of its makers.

Own a piece of history and connect with the mysteries of the past. Display it proudly in your home or add it to your collection of ancient artifacts. Each crack and imperfection tells a story, reminding us of the enduring legacy of the ancient civilizations that came before us. Don’t miss this opportunity to own a piece of the Indus Valley’s rich cultural heritage.

Height: 12.8cm
Length: 22.5cm
Width: 18cm

Categories: Antiques, Figurines, Pottery, Tribal & Cultural

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Ancient Indus Valley Zoomorphic Ritual Pottery Vessel Circa 1st Millenium B.C. in the form of a bovine figure. The outer part of the vessel has a painted design in red pigment. From the ancient Indus Valley Civilization, this is a rare piece of ancient antiquity, made by a lost ancient civilization culture. The Indus Valley Civilization is an ancient civilization located in what is now Pakistan and North West India. This fine piece of ancient antiquity was found and excavated near the fertile flood plain of the Indus river. Minor ancient chips evident, otherwise a very impressive piece with all over encrusted patina. Certificate of Authenticity also included.