Replica Zoomorphic Goat Clay Vessel From Neolithic Period

Description Transform your space with this Handmade Ceramic Animal Sculpture, inspired by the form of a goat or ibex. Crafted from natural earthenware clay and finished in matte black‑brown with delicate gold accents, this hollow figurine can hold small incense cones or simply stand as a striking decorative object. Neolithic (6000–4500 BCE) – The first appearance of ritual figurines and functional wares molded as animal forms. Chalcolithic & Bronze Age (4500–1200 BCE) – Continued evolution of zoomorphic design in Chalcolithic and Middle Bronze contexts, with vessels and fittings resembling goats, birds, and other creatures. Iron Age (1200–586 BCE) – Widespread adoption of animal‑shaped pottery among artisans, in both domestic and ceremonial objects. Unique & Handcrafted: Each piece is individually hand‑shaped and fired, so slight variations in color, texture, and size make yours truly one‑of‑a‑kind. Dimensions: Approximately 5″ (13 cm) Weight: ~8 oz (230 g) Uses: Shelf, mantel, or altar decor Thoughtful gift for art‑lovers & collectors Care Instructions: Wipe gently with a soft, dry cloth Keep away from direct water immersion (not dishwasher‑ or microwave‑safe) Handmade in Israel: Packaged with care in eco‑friendly materials. Whether you’re seeking a unique incense burner or an eye‑catching sculpture, this rustic animal figurine brings organic warmth and character to any room.