Large bottle with a high neck and a well defined junction between the shoulder and the body. The decoration on the body is composed of a series of opposing triangles that were drawn with an incised double line and, interspersed in the spaces thus created, sets of four circles traced by a finger while the clay was still malleable, form the cross motif. From the shape and decoration which combines incised lines and scoring, the piece shows strong similarities with the ancient Capacha pottery tradition from Western Mexico.
