Ethereal Amri-Nal, Indus Valley, Footed Terracotta Bowl, c. 2400 BC shunga print on cloth but it is the ones

but it is the ones that look like they've been through battle (in the classroom)

and teeming with a sense of history

over which and down to the bottom runs a hairline crack

making for easy hanging when not being danced around

too (as if it could be either a vertical opening/passage or a horizontally oriented mass extending into the distance like a river

Ethereal Amri-Nal, Indus Valley, Footed Terracotta Bowl, c. 2400 BC shunga print on cloth but it is the onesI purchased this from a favorite antiques shop just over the NH border in Vermont, one of the owners of which has a particular devotion to ancient things, and from whom I've bought a few small wonders as much for my own joy to spend a little time with as to sell, but a seller I am (though I'll be very glad to keep this one.) It is a c. 2400 BC decorated terracotta bowl from the Amri Nal culture, known for its distinctive pottery, including light buff