Double-chambered Vessel with Figures and Camelid

Cleveland Museum of Art

Double-chambered vessel with figures and camelid by an unknown artist. The vessel is a black, ceramic double-chambered piece. The two chambers are connected in the middle. The left chamber has a wide, rounded base and features two figures and a standing camelid. The camelid has a decorative head with two horns on top and appears to have a large mouth with visible teeth. The figure on the left is small with a decorative head; it holds onto the camelid. The right chamber has a narrower base and features a standing figure with its arms crossed. The figure wears a decorative headdress and a short loincloth; it holds onto the camelid with its right arm. The background is dark gray and transitions to light gray at the bottom.