BÂTON - Culture Chimu, Pérou - Vers 1100-1470 après J.-C.
STAFF
Chimú culture, Peru
Circa 1100–1470 AD
Wood
Length: 93.5 cm
Staff featuring a carved figure at one end with flexed legs and splayed feet; the figure wears a biconical headdress and holds a cup in both hands.
Staff depicting a figure receiving or offering a *kero*—a wooden cup used by the Incas as a diplomatic gift for villages that agreed to ally themselves with them.
Accompanied by a certificate of authenticity from Galerie 1492, Paris.
Ref.: 7307
Text and photos © FCP CORIDON
Chimú culture, Peru
Circa 1100–1470 AD
Wood
Length: 93.5 cm
Staff featuring a carved figure at one end with flexed legs and splayed feet; the figure wears a biconical headdress and holds a cup in both hands.
Staff depicting a figure receiving or offering a *kero*—a wooden cup used by the Incas as a diplomatic gift for villages that agreed to ally themselves with them.
Accompanied by a certificate of authenticity from Galerie 1492, Paris.
Ref.: 7307
Text and photos © FCP CORIDON
1 880 €
Epoque : Antérieure au 16ème siècle
Style : Art Premier
Etat : Très bon état
Référence (ID) : 1802028
Disponibilité : En stock
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