POTTERY. Indus Valley/Harappan Cultures. 2,600-1,900 BCE. (6 cm tall x 11 cm diameter). Small vessel with a squat oval body tapering sharply both to the foot and to a wide rim with a slight lip. Painted in polychrome pigments with two horizontal rows of stylized fish encircling the body, accompanied by a standing bull shown head‑down and facing left. Additional geometric detailing present around the rim. Some dusty earthen deposits. Minor paint wear and light accretions; motifs remain clear and well-preserved. Intact. From the St. Croix Collection.