Ancient Artifacts & Antiquities
Lot 123:
3 Legged Pre-Columbian Rattle Pottery Vessel
Fascinating artifact often found in ancient Mesoamerican cultures. The pottery features three hollow legs, each containing a small rattle ball that creates a sound when the vessel is moved. The vessels were likely used in ceremonial or ritualistic contexts, possibly to produce rhythmic sounds during dances or other cultural practices. The rattle legs and the sounds they produce are believed to have spiritual significance, invoking the presence of deities or spirits during rituals. Appears to be very solid with only minor stress cracks and chips to the rim. 3 3/4" tall and 8 7/16" wide.
Condition: Ancient Authentic
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