Pre-Columbian zooomorphic double whistling vase Chimu Peru black terracotta

Pre-Columbian zoomorphic whistling vase in black terracotta, with double bodies connected by a bridge-shaped handle, one of the necks in the shape of an animal, origin Chimu* culture - Peru, period approx. 1000 - 1400 AD. From South/Central America.


This sculpture is in its original state.
Comes from an entire collection of Egyptian and pre-Columbian objects collected by a passionate collector in the 20th century (we are offering many other objects from this set for sale).
Please note: some accidents, chips and cracks, wear and tear, see photos.
*The Chimú civilization was an important pre-Columbian civilization for several centuries, from 1000 to 1470. Probably coming from the Moche culture, they were conquered by the Incas led by Túpac Yupanqui under the reign of Pachacutec and integrated into the latter's empire. Their capital was the archaeological site of Chan Chan.
* Pre-Columbian:
Refers to the period in American history which begins with the appearance of man in the New World and ends when Native American societies are replaced or transformed by European civilization. (Synonym: pre-Hispanic). The term "pre-Columbian" is used in the study of indigenous civilizations of the Americas, notably Mesoamerica (Olmecs, Toltecs, Zapotecs, Mixtecs, Aztecs and Mayas) and South America (Caral civilization and Andean civilizations: Inca, Moche , Chibchas and Cañaris).
Most pre-Columbian civilizations evolved within a chronology divided into three major periods, themselves subdivided and which defined the styles:
– the preclassic period (around 2000 BC-around 250 AD) includes the early preclassic (around 2000-around 1000 BC), the middle preclassic (around 1000-around 300 BC) and the recent or late preclassic (around 300 BC-around 250 AD); – the Classical period (around 250 AD-950 AD) includes the Early or Lower Classic (around 250-around 600) and the Late or Late Classic (around 600-around 950); – the postclassic period (around 950-1500) includes the early postclassic (around 950-1200) and the recent postclassic from 1200 to 1500.

Height: 19 cm
Width: 12.5cm
Length: 25cm

Reference: F50 27

Ref: R0OMM92OG5