Seated Couple with Vessel
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Seated Couple with Vessel

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This ceramic sculpture from the Calima culture (500–1600) shows a seated pair, one figure raising a cup. Simplified bodies, enlarged heads, and bent legs emphasize their shared ritual posture rather than individual identity. The scene likely refers to ceremonial drinking or offering, highlighting how communal feasting reinforced social hierarchy in pre-Hispanic Valle del Cauca.