Cuchimilco Protection
Archaeological Museum Style Ceramic Sculptures (Pair)
$89.99
SKU: 171285
Standing with open arms, a couple of cuchimilcos proudly represents Peru's Chancay (1200 - 1470 A.D.). Their welcoming posture is believed to keep bad energies at bay. They are always found in pairs featuring a man and a woman symbolic of divine duality, a belief held by all pre-Hispanic cultures. Walter Jose Acosta masters ceramic techniques as he crafts each statuette by hand. He expertly replicates the artistic stylizations of the Chancay culture featuring a large head and small arms extended upwards, resembling wings. They are semi nude and adorned with red lines.
- Ceramic
- Requires special handling -- allow an extra 14 days for delivery
- Clean with a soft, dry cloth
- 3.51 lbs
- Largest piece: 9.8 inches H x 6.8 inches Wx 2.6 inches D
- Smallest piece: 9.3 inches H x 6.8 inches W x 2.6 inches D
- Made in Peru