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Clay bowl

The bowl is deep, its rim curves outwards in large flat waves and is painted in glossy black. It is decorated inside and out with angular and round geometric patterns, typical Kadiweu patterns. These are notched into the clay, the notches are traced with white paint and the resulting fields are painted with the following colours: Shiny black, olive green, ochre, gold, shiny dark pink, reddish brown. Note: The Kadiweu use the same patterns on their clay products as for the body painting; see Strauss: Sad Tropics.

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Ethnologisches Museum
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Cultural attribution
Kadiwēu (Cadeuo, Caduveo)
Object type
Clay bowl
Dimensions
Höhe x Durchmesser: 14,1 x 31,2 cm
Gewicht: 1,9 kg
Material/Technique
Sound, Pigment
Current location
Ethnologisches Museum, Staatliche Museen zu Berlin
Inventory number
V B 18946

Provenance and sources

where
Brazil [Land]
Mato Grosso [Region]
who
Cláudia Fernandes - Makers
Kadiwēu (Cadeuo, Caduveo)

who
Repräsentantinnen der Kadiweu - Former Possessors

Description
Donation 2006

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