📜Echoes of the Moonlit Ceremonies

In the ancient world of the Moche, every object carried power. This black ceramic ritual vessel was more than a container—it was a bridge between people and the cosmic forces they honored. Its darkened surface and aged character suggest it once belonged to ceremonies perhaps dedicated to the moon, guiding rituals of connection, offering, and transformation.

Two sculpted faces emerge from opposite sides, serving as guardians or holders of balance. Between them, humanoid figures are carved in striking detail, their gestures hinting at sacred stories lost to time. The surface bears traces of earthy tones, perhaps remnants of pigments once applied in ritual.

Whether placed in a collection or displayed as cultural art, this piece is not just seen—it is felt. A silent witness of the past, waiting to be rediscovered.

💎 Why You’ll Love It (4U Approach):

Unique: Rare dual-headed design with humanoid figures on both sides.

Useful: Ideal centerpiece for cultural collections or spiritual spaces.

Urgent: One-of-a-kind artifact, hard to find in such condition.

Ultra-specific: Rooted in Moche ceremonial tradition with symbolic carvings.

📐 Specifications:

Culture: Moche (Pre-Columbian, Northern Peru)

Material: Black ceramic with natural aged patina

Color: Black with traces of earthy cream tones

Dimensions:

Length: 17 cm

Width: 13.1 cm

Height: 15 cm

Weight: 504 g

Design: Dual faces on the sides, humanoid figures carved on front and back

Condition: Preserved with visible patina, signs of age and ritual use

✨ Call to Action:

Bring the mystery of the Moche into your world—add this ritual vessel to your collection today.