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Ceramic skull and bones death artwork pieces inside gallery shop, Calzado Calle de los Frailes, Valladolid, Yucatan, Mexico, North America
View of souvenir shop at the Monastery of Paleokastritsa in Palaiokastritsa, Corfu, Ionian Sea, Greek Islands, Greece, Europe
Carpets and ceramics in a showcase, Gjirokaster (Gjirokastra), Municipality of Southern Albania, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Albania, Europe
A street seller's wares, including tagines and clay pots near the Kasbah, Marrakesh, Morocco, North Africa, Africa
Woman making Horezu ceramics, a unique type of Romanian pottery, UNESCO Cultural Heritage List, Wallachia, Romania
Clay and ceramic pots, Lychnostatis Open Air Museum, museum of traditional Cretan life, Hersonissos, Crete, Greece, Europe
Fortress da Ponta da Bandeira, typical Portugese chapel decorated with ceramic tiles in the Fortaleza da Ponta da Bandeira, with the patron saint, Santa Barbara, Lagos, Algarve, Portugal, Europe
Clay and ceramic pots, Lychnostatis open-air museum, museum of local history, museum of traditional Cretan life, Hersonissos, Crete, Greece, Europe
Greece, Crete, Knossos, A Pithos, large storage jar, in The Magazines of The Giants, Knossos Palace.
Precolumbian Ceramics Mochi Culture a ceramic stirrup-spout vase from 100-800 BC handpainted with figure that is part human and part bird, Peru
Precolumbian Ceramics Mochica (Moche) Culture 100-700AD important official with jaguar crown and symbols of hierarchy Museo Amano collection, Lima, Peru
Precolumbian Ceramics Mochica (Moche) Culture 100-700AD fishermen riding on 'Totora' traditional reed boats in the collection of the Museo Amano, Lima, Peru
Precolumbian Ceramics Mochica (Moche) Culture, 100-700 AD vase showing realistic man with a pierced nose, in the collection of the Museo Amano, Lima, Peru
Precolumbian Ceramics Nazca Culture, 200-800AD vase showing a mother giving birth with mythical portraits in the collection of the Museo Amano, Lima, Peru
Mochica (Moche) Culture, 200BC-800AD, north coast ceramic 'stirrup-spout' vessel with a musician blowing a panpipe, Peru
Mochica (Moche) Culture, 200BC-800AD north coast ceramic 'stirrup-spout' vessel with battle scene and warriors, Peru
Ceramic figures and churches are examples of the varied folkart to be found in the handicraft market in Miraflores, Lima, Peru
Pisac village in Sacred Valley of the Incas near Cuzco and famous for one of the world's most colorful markets craft items for sale, Highlands, Peru
Nazca Culture 100-700 AD ceremonial ceramic beaker with falcon markings in the Collection the Art Institute of Chicago, Peru
Inca vase or Aryballos, Classic design, c 1400 to 1532AD, from near Cuzco, in the collection of the Chicago Art Institute, Peru