Basin with Adam and Eve
From the collection of Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam. Free to download, adapt and use — no permission needed.
In the flat of the basin, which has a center point in the middle, a representation of Adam and Eve in Paradise (Genesis 3, 1-8) and a border of two intertwined vines with stylized roses and leaves are punched using a stamp mold. Adam and Eve stand on either side of the tree of good and evil. It has a crowned snake around the trunk. Paradise is a garden enclosed by a fence, in which, among other things, a rose, a lily, and a carnation grow. On the right, a motto band, the text of which is illegible. An ornament of cross-flowers is punched on the rim of the basin. The hanging ring at the back and the hole in the rim were added later.
Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam’s own description