Khmer Angkor Period Brown Glazed Stoneware Rooster Lime Pot Chancay became internationally recognized following the

became internationally recognized following the 1961 disappearance of Michael Rockefeller

which would have further enhanced its ceremonial impact

and adorned with beads—their owners entrusting them with prayers for conception

featuring geometric patterns

and elegantly woven body ornaments

Khmer Angkor Period Brown Glazed Stoneware Rooster Lime Pot Chancay became internationally recognized following theThe Khmer Empire, Angkor Period, Early 11th Century, Cambodia An exceptional and highly unusual stoneware lime pot crafted in the form of a rooster, this rare artifact is a testament to the artistry and ingenuity of Khmer ceramics. The pot features a squat, globular body that was wheel thrown with remarkable precision. To this base, a meticulously modeled high relief rooster's head and elegantly sculpted tail feathers have been added. Incised wings