Authentic Ancient Mesoamerican Ceramic Bowl Set – Pre-Classic to Classic Period (c. 400 BCE–900 CE)

Discover a rare ensemble of hand-formed Mesoamerican ceramic vessels, each authentically excavated and preserved as part of a cohesive archaeological collection. Crafted between 400 BCE and 900 CE, these bowls and small containers reflect the daily life, artistry, and utilitarian design of early Indigenous cultures across ancient Mesoamerica.

Each piece—whether a rounded serving bowl, a tripod dish, or a compact pouring vessel—shows the unmistakable marks of ancient craftsmanship: gently asymmetrical forms, mineral-rich clay surfaces, and naturally faded pigment from centuries of burial. Subtle red, buff, and earthen tones remain visible across the interiors and exteriors, offering a genuine visual link to pre-Hispanic domestic and ceremonial traditions.

Surface textures reveal stabilizing cracks, mineral deposits, and archaeological weathering, all consistent with professionally conserved artifacts of this age. Together, the set forms a compelling, museum-grade representation of everyday life in ancient Mesoamerican households, from food preparation to ritual offering.

Authentic artifact collections of this type—featuring multiple vessels preserved in stable condition—are increasingly scarce outside institutional holdings. This is a rare opportunity to acquire an intact cultural grouping that speaks to more than a thousand years of history, artistry, and human experience.

A refined and meaningful addition for collectors of Mesoamerican antiquities, interior designers, and cultural enthusiasts seeking true historical significance.

VALUE: $3,200 Dollars