Large Jarrón Shipibo In Peruvian Clay – Early 20th Century

Superb vase in traditional clay, made by the Shipibo-Conibo artisans of the Ucayali region in Peru, at the beginning of the 20th century. It features characteristic motifs of the Shipibo culture, carefully painted on clay. These intricate and spiritual geometric designs reflect the ancestral heritage and unique cosmic vision of this Amazonian people. Preserved in good condition, this vase is a rare and authentic piece, ideal for lovers of tribal and ethnic art, or for those who wish to enrich their collection of decorative objects loaded with history and cultural significance. Dimensions: Height: 45 cm Width: 25cm Depth: 24 cm Main features: Cultural origin: Created by the Shipibo-Conibo artisans, famous indigenous community. Artisanal technique: Confection in natural clay, decorated with traditional paints. Unique design: Intricate geometric motifs symbolizing spiritual and cosmological beliefs. Antique: Made at the beginning of the 20th century, testifying to a long cultural tradition. Conservation status: Good general status, with signs of age adding to their authenticity. Why choose this Shipibo vase? A rare ethnic piece of art, perfect for collectors and history buffs. A living breath of Amazonian culture and spirituality. A unique decorative object, capable of providing space and character. Add to your collection or to your decoration a true work of tribal art with this magnificent Shipibo vase, which embodies the spirit of tradition and timeless beauty.