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possibly marble
creating a stunningly smooth and durable artwork that has withstood the test of time
They are one of the most populous and culturally distinct groups in the region
Miniature vessels such as this were likely used to store and transport medicinal substances or other precious concoctions
and the cosmos in Mayan thought
Kaliña Terracotta Pitcher tombvessel possibly marbleKalia peoples, c. 17th to 19th century, Para District, Suriname. Lovely small sized terracotta pitcher. Among the Kali'na women the main domestic art is the pottery making. While this art has been influenced by the newcomers it still shows that the natives had brought it to a high stage of development before the arrival of the Europeans. The pottery vary in size from large vessels over two feet in diameter to extremely small and elegantly made