Vase with stirrup handle depicting a feline head, its mouth open and showing its fangs on both sides. Beautiful engravings can be found on both upper sides of the vase. They represent a hybrid animal combining the features of a condor with those of a jaguar, whose eye-spots are scattered across the body of the vase, Fired clay with brown-black slip, with traces of cinnabar and kaolin. Beautiful patina from burial Tembladera culture, Peru 900 - 500 BC H. 26.5 - W. 18 - D. 11 cm Provenance : - Former European collection assembled before the 1970s. - Castor Hara, sale at Hôtel Drouot, 16 June 2014, lot 14.