Wari-style Vessels

Cleveland Museum of Art

The image features Wari-style Vessels by an unknown artist. The vessels have brown bases. The leftmost vessel has a narrow neck and a bulbous body. The vessel's neck is red with two circular eyes and a rectangular mouth. The body has a yellow background with various geometric designs. The middle and rightmost vessels are cylindrical with wide mouths. They have similar designs on the top half. The designs feature various geometric shapes and figures. The background of the image is gray. The vessels are displayed against a light source. The light source creates a shadow around the vessels. The overall color palette is earthy. The vessels appear to be made of clay. They are decorated with painted designs. The designs are symmetrical on the middle and right vessels. The designs on the left vessel are more random. The image presents a collection of ancient-looking vessels. The vessels have a similar style and aesthetic. They appear to be from the same cultural or artistic tradition.