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Ilama Culture Seated Figure Vessel

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This vessel (1500–100 BC) from the Valle del Cauca region represents a seated figure whose calm expression and detailed adornments suggest social rank or ritual importance. Its form reflects the Ilama culture’s early mastery of ceramic anthropomorphism and their reverence for the human body as a symbolic container.