Pre-Columbian Chavín Stone Vessel Hollow Chamber

Overview

This carved stone ceremonial vessel originates from the Pre-Columbian Chavín culture of Peru and presents as a four-legged creature with a hollow chamber and a top opening behind the head. It features anthropomorphic facial elements such as circular eye openings and a carved mouth, and measures 7.75 in (H) × 6.75 in (W) × 9.75 in (D).

Specifications

• Dimensions: 7.75 in (H) × 6.75 in (W) × 9.75 in (D)
• Materials: Stone with natural banding in grey and beige tones; exterior polished finish
• Capacity: Hollow interior
• Finish/Compatibility: Polished exterior

Features

• Four-legged creature form with an integrated hollow chamber and a top opening behind the head
• Anthropomorphic facial elements with circular eye openings and a carved mouth
• Sculpted limbs with individual toes
• Stone with natural banding in grey and beige tones; polished exterior
• Hollow interior suitable for decorative or ceremonial display in a controlled setting
• Interior details: Scratched initials "FEV" noted on the interior wall

Condition / Notes

Condition: Excellent. The piece features sculpted limbs with individual toes and a hollow interior suitable for decorative or ceremonial display in a controlled setting. Interior details include scratched initials “FEV” on the interior wall.

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