Unusual Chimu Blackware Stirrup, Shell Form
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Unusual Chimu Blackware Stirrup, Shell Form

ca. 900 to 1100 AD
Item Number: 1084901
$795.00
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Category Chimu
Period
Material Pottery
Dimensions 7"H
Condition Intact

DescriptionI love seeing new forms of ancient pottery! The Chimu were wonderful potters, but most of their vessels tend to look very similar. This one is quite unique! Chimu, north-coastal Peru, ca. 900 to 1100 AD. Showing clear elements of the earlier Sican culture, blackware stirrup with conical base in the form of a large sea shell, two smaller shells attached at the top from which the stirrup spout has been attached. Just under 7"H, intact and choice!

ProvenanceEx-private TX Collection imported into the US in 1969


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