Tunic with Sacrificer
600–1000
A highly abstract supernatural sacrificer repeats in different colors and orientations across the body of this tunic, which was shortened on one side in antiquity. Look for the toothy black-and-white mouth in the sacrificer's upward-gazing head; other facial features include a button nose and a vertically divided eye.
- Credit
- Cleveland Museum of Art
- Licence
- CC0
- Original
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