Ceramic disc with humanoid pattern
The Conte style ceramic plates from the Gran Cocl é region were made between approximately 700 and 1000 AD. This dish is known for its iconic Conte style color (red base, black and red patterns on cream base). The center of this plate features a typical humanoid pattern, which appears in multiple plates of the same style, indicating that it may represent an image from some mythology. Especially this specific humanoid pattern has been used in multiple advertising campaigns and has become a well-known popular image.
Popular Models
Random Model
African Forest Elephant Skull
161 View
Japanese cheese and beef noodles
145 View
Simple Style White Fabric Table Lamp
132 View
Upper Ratsiska Monument
122 View
Modern Style Living Room
169 View
drifting catfish specimen
192 View
Rocking Chair by Natalia Patrai
141 View
