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Inca Polychrome Scene browse these categories for related items... Directory: Archives:Regional Art:Americas:Pre Columbian:Pre 1492: item # 385129 Please refer to our stock # IN39 when inquiring.
Arte Xibalba P.O. Box 1312 Osprey, FL 34229 508-454-2850 Guest Book SOLD |
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| A beautiful Inca polychrome bottle from Peru, ca. 1200 - 1450 AD. This fine 8-1/4" tall orangeware vessel is topped with a scene featuring three figures. The central figure is an ornately adorned male, being led by a pair of female attendants. His long tunic is delicately molded and incised with decorative designs, he is wearing elaborate ear ornaments and a crown, which forms the flared spout. Even the back of his garment is finely incised. Serpents are at his feet, as well as behinds him. The group is painted in red and white and is surrounded by decorative designs. In excellent condition, nicely burnished slip, good deposits. | ||
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