The Warka Vase is one of the earliest known examples of the Mesopotamian art. The piece of art is set to represent the offering the goddess Inanna, this is a ritual associated to the act and idea of a sacred marriage between a god or goddess and a mortal. In this piece of art it is believed that the vase depicts itself on the tiers of the narrative. It is seen in the first tier of the vase the offering which is a vase. Many believe that the vase being offered is the Warka vase. The vase also shows a depiction of hierarchy where the goddess is made bigger than surrounding character this is a common thing for artist during this time period. Religion is also widely shown in art during this time. Through the perception of offering it was believed
