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Polychrome ceramic funerary urn representing the god of corn, Zapotec civilization, Mexico

Polychrome ceramic funerary urn representing the god of corn, Zapotec civilization, Mexico


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Polychrome ceramic funerary urn representing the god of corn, Zapotec civilization, Mexico

Zapotec civilization, Mexico. Polychrome ceramic funerary urn representing the god of maize

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Media ID 9474623

Archeological Artifact Blue Background Ceramics Death Decorative Urn Figurine Headdress Meso American Civilizations Mexico Zapotec Zapotec Civilization


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This print showcases a remarkable artifact from the ancient Zapotec civilization in Mexico. The polychrome ceramic funerary urn, representing the god of corn or maize, is an exquisite example of their artistic and cultural heritage. In this full-length studio shot, we are presented with a front view of the urn against a striking blue background. The vertical composition allows us to appreciate every intricate detail of this single object that stands as a testament to the rich history and craftsmanship of Mesoamerican civilizations. The figurine depicts a male likeness adorned with an elaborate headdress, symbolizing his divine status. Its vibrant colors and meticulous design highlight the skillful artistry involved in creating such decorative urns during ancient times. As we gaze upon this archeological artifact, it transports us back to an era long gone – "the past" where human representation through ceramics held great significance. This image evokes curiosity about Zapotec rituals surrounding death and how they revered their gods through these beautifully crafted vessels. While no people are present in this photograph, its presence alone speaks volumes about the ingenuity and creativity of our ancestors. It serves as a reminder that even after centuries have passed, their legacy endures through tangible remnants like this awe-inspiring funerary urn.

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