Stories on Ceramics: Time, Transformation, and Touch

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 pottery has been found near Ica, but no Ica-Nazca pottery has been found in Moche territory. The coastal Moche culture also co-existed (or overlapped ...

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Moche pottery and ceramics are unique for their naturalistic representations and overall technique in construction.

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Mochica pottery makers achieved a high degree of artistic development. They produced naturalistic sculptures and drew scenes on the surfaces of their pottery.

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This exhibition invites conversation about the ways in which three unrelated cultures visualized their society, myths, and cosmos through their pottery.

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Moche artists used only three colors—cream, red-brown or red-orange, and black to decorate their ceramics. Many Moche ceramics were made using molds, and so we ...

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Early Moche vessels are very sculptural, depicting humans, supernatural figures, animals, and plants in a great variety. Later Moche ceramics ...

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A head-shaped tan and red-orange ceramic vessel with a round, expressionless Abstract Portrait Vessel of a Ruler with Painted Face Resting on ...

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