Ethereal Amri-Nal, Indus Valley, Footed Terracotta Bowl, c. 2400 BC shunga print on cloth and I really love the

and I really love the manner of those handwritten "L"s

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

and I think quite a work of art

Ethereal Amri-Nal, Indus Valley, Footed Terracotta Bowl, c. 2400 BC shunga print on cloth and I really love theI 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