Seated Llama Figure Vessel
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Seated Llama Figure Vessel

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This ceramic vessel (1500–100 BC) shows a seated human figure with bent legs, prominent jewelry, and a rounded headdress, forming the container’s front. It belongs to the early Calima Ilama (Valle del Cauca ceramic tradition) culture, where such containers likely served for ritual use. The attentive posture and body adornment indicate a person of status, articulating social hierarchy within ceremonial practice.