玛雅 Chama Vase，公元600–900年；经热释光测试。 - 16 cm
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瑪雅 Chama 瓶，600–900 年，經 TL 測試，原創且真實，經儀式破碎後修復，高 16 cm，寬 16 cm，深 16 cm，2006 年自私人收藏取得，來源自德國，前所有者為 Norbert Behlke，收藏者為 Sven Klass。
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賣家描述
极其罕见的 Chama Mayan Vase！
描述：
These mayan vessels are often described as cacao drinking cups, which is accurate for some examples. However, they served a variety of purposes, including use in rituals and offerings, where they no longer contained cacao but instead held important deposits—sometimes even including parts of the human body.
Most ceramics of this kind were ritually sacrificed in order to release the spirit of the object and prevent further use by another person. This vessel was almost certainly sacrificed, as the weathering patterns on the fragments indicate different depositional conditions.
The beaker has an appealing size for this type of vessel. The glyphs are particularly impressive, especially in their state of preservation. I would like to briefly focus on the design rather than provide a translation: depicted are trophy heads, clearly identifiable by their closed eyes, mouth shape, and bound hair, by which they were often held or suspended.
There is also a stylized serpent head with a large fang, resembling a fluid or “sweeping” creature. Additional glyphs show similarities to place markers such as cenotes or the underworld. Along the upper rim of the beaker runs a red band alternating with white.
The background of the vessel is orange, and all colors and decorations are perfectly harmonized, giving the piece a unique visual presence.
The condition reflects its age, use, and the described ritual sacrifice, contributing to its authenticity and value. A small missing section has been restored (see images).
Overall, the condition is comparable to what is typically found in museum collections—fully authentic and fairly preserved.
A TL (thermoluminescence) laboratory test is included as part of the original offering.
A beautiful and truly remarkable piece!
The beaker is a purely Maya ceramic without influence from footed vessel designs. Furthermore, the form is relatively rare: rather than the more common cylindrical shape, it features a well-balanced proportion between height and diameter, giving it a distinctive standing form.
Provenance: Norbert Behlke acquired before 1980. Collection Sven Klass, both Germany
賣家的故事
我们是一家位于德国的前哥伦比亚艺术收藏家，拥有多年的前哥伦比亚艺术品收藏和销售经验。我们曾参加欧洲最重要的艺术博览会，如BRAFA、Parcours des Mondes、Cultures Brussels等。我们是专业的卖家。所有售出的物品都将附带专业发票。我们出售的每件物品都配有其真实性证明（保修文件），其中包括物品的描述、图片和来源。
由Google翻譯翻譯极其罕见的 Chama Mayan Vase！
描述：
These mayan vessels are often described as cacao drinking cups, which is accurate for some examples. However, they served a variety of purposes, including use in rituals and offerings, where they no longer contained cacao but instead held important deposits—sometimes even including parts of the human body.
Most ceramics of this kind were ritually sacrificed in order to release the spirit of the object and prevent further use by another person. This vessel was almost certainly sacrificed, as the weathering patterns on the fragments indicate different depositional conditions.
The beaker has an appealing size for this type of vessel. The glyphs are particularly impressive, especially in their state of preservation. I would like to briefly focus on the design rather than provide a translation: depicted are trophy heads, clearly identifiable by their closed eyes, mouth shape, and bound hair, by which they were often held or suspended.
There is also a stylized serpent head with a large fang, resembling a fluid or “sweeping” creature. Additional glyphs show similarities to place markers such as cenotes or the underworld. Along the upper rim of the beaker runs a red band alternating with white.
The background of the vessel is orange, and all colors and decorations are perfectly harmonized, giving the piece a unique visual presence.
The condition reflects its age, use, and the described ritual sacrifice, contributing to its authenticity and value. A small missing section has been restored (see images).
Overall, the condition is comparable to what is typically found in museum collections—fully authentic and fairly preserved.
A TL (thermoluminescence) laboratory test is included as part of the original offering.
A beautiful and truly remarkable piece!
The beaker is a purely Maya ceramic without influence from footed vessel designs. Furthermore, the form is relatively rare: rather than the more common cylindrical shape, it features a well-balanced proportion between height and diameter, giving it a distinctive standing form.
Provenance: Norbert Behlke acquired before 1980. Collection Sven Klass, both Germany
賣家的故事
我们是一家位于德国的前哥伦比亚艺术收藏家，拥有多年的前哥伦比亚艺术品收藏和销售经验。我们曾参加欧洲最重要的艺术博览会，如BRAFA、Parcours des Mondes、Cultures Brussels等。我们是专业的卖家。所有售出的物品都将附带专业发票。我们出售的每件物品都配有其真实性证明（保修文件），其中包括物品的描述、图片和来源。
由Google翻譯翻譯詳細資料
文化
Maya
世紀/時間框架
600-900 AD
Name of object
Chama Vase, 600-900 AD., TL tested
獲得來源
私人收藏
獲得年份
2006
獲得國家
德國
狀態
Ritual Broken and restored
前任擁有者獲得來源
私人收藏
Height
16 cm
前任擁有者獲得年份
1980
Width
16 cm
前任擁有者獲得國家
德國
Depth
16 cm
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