Relief Cup - American Bonn Collection Series

Relief Cup - American Bonn Collection Series

Collected in the Bonn Collection in the Americas, the surface is coated with delicate orange and features relief decorations. There are two opposing rectangular patterns on the outer side of the cup, which are similar in design and both depict a male image and a side view of a snake. In both patterns, men are wearing a variety of headpieces, waistbands, and different forms of chains. This cup comes from Carassia, El Salvador, and belongs to the Maya culture. It is one of the collections of Mera de Fernandez Shafer.
Colorful Carving Cup - American Bonn Collection Series

Colorful Carving Cup - American Bonn Collection Series

The colored carved cup is a pottery artwork from the Bonn Collection in the Americas. The body of this cup is decorated with finely carved geometric patterns, using colors such as green, brown, yellow, and blue to showcase rich visual layers and artistic expression. The origin of the cup is still unclear, which adds a touch of mystery to it. It is not only a display of ancient craftsmanship, but also an exploration of color and shape aesthetics.
Colored Pottery Cup - American Bonn Collection Series

Colored Pottery Cup - American Bonn Collection Series

The colored pottery cup with painted face is a colorful pottery item in the Bonn Collection of America. This cup shaped vessel has two vertically mounted handles. The opening edge of the vessel is irregular, with a wreath composed of vertical lines drawn alternately in ochre, red, and black colors. The ochre colored face placed between the two handles is painted with X-shaped eyes and a mouth with a well-defined nose. This face looks clear and cheerful, with wide open eyes, a bean shaped smile, and dimples. The diamond shaped eyes are framed by black C-shaped lines, with prominent eyebrows on top. Belonging to Teddy Hahn's collection.
Geometric Pattern Ancient Pottery - Bonn Collection Series in the Americas

Geometric Pattern Ancient Pottery - Bonn Collection Series in the Americas

The geometric patterned container in the Bonn Collection of America is an ancient pottery with a mysterious origin. Its specific place of origin is not yet clear, which adds a sense of mystery and research value to it. The surface of the container is decorated with geometric patterns, which not only showcase the artistic aesthetics of ancient people, but may also contain specific cultural or symbolic meanings. Through the study of geometric patterns, scholars can gain a deeper understanding of the artistic styles, religious beliefs, and social structures of ancient civilizations.
Weird Statues - Bonn Collection Series in the Americas

Weird Statues - Bonn Collection Series in the Americas

The bizarre statue in the American Bonn Collection series is an artwork made of clay, characterized by two faces stacked on top of each other. The origin of this statue is unknown. Usually refers to sculptures with strange and fantastical qualities, which may depict mythical creatures, monsters, or supernatural phenomena, often used for decoration or symbolic purposes. This type of statue plays an important role in art and culture, inspiring people's imagination and curiosity to explore the unknown.
Stirrup shaped artifacts - Bonn Collection Series in the Americas

Stirrup shaped artifacts - Bonn Collection Series in the Americas

The stirrup shaped artifact is a colorful ceramic piece from the Bonn Collection in the Americas. The neck of the handle is slender, with a narrow opening, presenting an overall orange brown color tone. Partially drawn with white and red lines, there is a small bracket on the bottom side of the neck that may be used to hang objects. There are eight white and red structures shaped like cocoa beans around the main body of the object, each with a small horse stirrup at the top. On the body below the stirrup, there is a solid red circle surrounded by white and red circular borders. The origin of this artifact is unknown and belongs to the collection of Teddy Hahn.