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Tobacco Flask with Mold-Impressed Scene of Two Seated Deities600–900 CE

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Small ceramic flask with a flat, disc-shaped body; buff-colored clay with brick-red pigment and a raised relief panel depicting interlocking costumed figures and a central face
Small ceramic vessel with a narrow neck and squared body, cream-colored with red pigment highlighting a vertical column of carved Maya glyphs on the front face.
Small ceramic vessel with cylindrical body and narrow neck, cream-colored with a vertical band of carved Maya glyphs filled with red pigment.
Title
Tobacco Flask with Mold-Impressed Scene of Two Seated Deities
Culture
Maya
Date Made
600–900 CE
Period
Late Classic Period
Medium
Slip-painted ceramic with postfire-applied pigment
Dimensions
3 × 2 5/8 × 1 1/8 in. (7.62 × 6.67 × 2.86 cm)
Credit Line
Gift of Ann Ziff
Accession Number
M.2019.357.14
Classification
Ceramics
Collecting Area
Art of the Ancient Americas