Tripod Double Bowl with Feline Atop
Two rounded bowls of equal size are connected where their walls adjoin. The vessel rests on three legs: two beneath one bowl and one beneath the other. Straddling the bowl rims is a modeled feline with large head, short legs, and raised curled tail. Muzzle, eyes and paws are rendered with applique. Engraved lines and triangles ornament the animal's head and encircle the mouths of the bowls.--Margaret Young-Sanchez
- "Ancient Treasures of Costa Rica: Art and Archaeology of the Rich Coast." Denver Museum of Natural History, June 23, 1990-May 31, 1991.
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