Moche Decorated Ceramics

Central to Moche art was the realistic rendering of the natural world, including plants, animals, and crops they would have encountered in their surroundings.

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Moche decorated ceramics were ultimately placed in burials or made especially for the dead, most were produced to be used by the living in everyday life.

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... Moche art, including the metalwork, also seem to have their roots in Chavín culture. Moche art continues the tradition of anthropomorphic figures as well as ...

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See all 364 artworks. Sculpted head of a medium-skinned man in a beige headdress with geometric pattern and distinctive stirrup-shaped top piece.

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A Complex Culture. Moche architects and artists raised spectacular adobe platforms and pyramids, and created exquisite ceramics and jewelry.

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Moche architects and artists raised spectacular adobe platforms and pyramids, and created exquisite ceramics and jewelry. Their art, unlike that of most ...

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Artists of the Moche cultures excelled at the creation of “portrait vessels,” so-called for their striking apparent resemblance to specific individuals.

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Artists of the Moche culture depicted narrative scenes on ceramic vessels. In addition, they painted murals expressing their daily life, ...

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Mural A depicts a contest between Ai-Apaec, the mythological hero worshipped by the Moche culture, which flourished in this region between about A.D. 200 and ...

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