Flute with Incised Geometric Motif and Mouth in the Form of a Human Head
ChimĂș, Peru, 1200â1450

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Flute with Incised Geometric Motif and Mouth in the Form of a Human Head
ChimĂș, Peru, 1200â1450

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ChimĂș, Peru, Stirrup-spout vessel depicting a puma with suckling cubs, n.d. x
~ Ceremonial Knife (Tumi).
Culture: ChimĂș
Place of origin: PerĂș
Date: A.D. 1100â1470
Medium: Gold with turquoise inlay.
For #OwlishMonday here is a cute silver owl vessel (with two owlets!)
Title: Owl Vessel Date: 14thâ15th century Geography: Peru Culture: ChimĂș Medium: Silver Dimensions: H. 6 1/2 in. Ă W. 3 1/2 in. Ă D. 6 in. (16.5 Ă 8.9 Ă 15.2 cm) [Metropolitan Museum of Art New York 1978.412.161]
This gold funerary costume from the ChimĂș capital Chan Chan in northern Peru is a highlight of the Museo Larco in the Pueblo Libre district of Lima, PerĂș.

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Jar Shaped like an Curling Insect with Single Spout in the Form of a Human Head, ChimĂș, 1200, Art Institute of Chicago: Arts of the Americas
Gift of Nathan Cummings Size: 15.2 Ă 26.7 Ă 25.7 cm (6 Ă 10 1/2 Ă 10 1/8 in.) Medium: Ceramic
https://www.artic.edu/artworks/6901/
1. ChimĂș, 1100â1400
2. Chancay, 1000â1470
3. Nazca, 500â800
Children sacrificed by the ChimĂș Empire near what is now Huanchaquito Peru, c. 1400. Up to 269 bodies were discovered with their hearts cut out, often buried next to baby alpacas.
(via National Geographic)