The artwork, titled “Flat Stamp with Geometric Flower,” was created by “Aztec Art” using the medium of ceramics. This piece belongs to the Post-classic art movement, which spanned approximately from 900 to 1580. Categorized as a utensil, the artwork is currently housed at the Metropolitan Museum of Art (Met) in New York City, NY, US.
The artwork displays a remarkable geometric flower design intricately carved into a flat stamp. The ceramic material showcases an earthy texture, signifying traditional craftsmanship. The concentric circles forming the flower’s pattern are symmetrically enclosed by a recurring radiating motif, contributing to its aesthetic balance and historical significance. The usage of deep grooves and elevated ridges highlights the intricate detailing, emphasizing the geometric precision reminiscent of the Post-classic period, indicative of the artistic prowess of the Aztec culture.
