Harappan Terracotta Jar with Ibex Motif tripod referring to a ritual pouring

referring to a ritual pouring vessel

Accession number: B91

motivated by compassion

The lamp rests on a convex base with a slightly raised ring foot

Deep arcing incisions extend from the corners of the eyes to the bridge of the nose

Harappan Terracotta Jar with Ibex Motif tripod referring to a ritual pouringHarappan Civilization, c. 26002450 BC, Sindh, Pakistan An absolutely stunning petite terracotta jar, hand built during the height of the Indus Valley Civilization. This beautifully proportioned vessel features a low bellied globular body, resting on a flat base, with elegantly tapering shoulders, a wide mouth, and a gently flared rima classic silhouette that balances both form and function. The surface is richly adorned with horizontal painted bands