PRE-COLUMBAN VESSELS, Mochica culture, State of Chimú

Ritual water vessel used in ceremonies in pre-Columbian America/ span>

It has a stirrup-shaped handle, a fragment of which is the figure of a seated man holding a bottle and a scoop.

It is associated with the Mochica culture and the Chimú state in the territory of present-day Peru, existing from the beginning of our era until 1470.

Black ceramics.

Height 20 cm, dia. 13.5 cm.

In good condition.