Moche Peruvian Erotic Sexuality Huaco Handmade / Ceramic Reproduction

Description

Moche Peruvian Erotic Sexuality Birth Huaco Handmade / Ceramic Reproduction.
Moche Native Peruvian Erotic Sexuality Huaco Birth a Pre-Columbian Ceramic Pottery Handmade and Signed by Artist - Trujillo, Peru
Approximately H8 "x L6"
It is a Peruvian huaco, pre-Columbian replicas of ancient pottery figures. The original piece is exhibited in the Larco Museum
This ceramic is the representation of a couple in full sexual act.
"Chronology: According to Rafael Larco Hoyle Epoch Auge (1 AD - 800 AD) and according to John Rowe Early Intermediate Period (200 BC - 600 AD)"
"While much attention has been paid to murals depicting scenes from everyday life, as well as elaborate sacrificial rituals, relatively few academic studies have investigated the subset of Moche ceramics depicting deities, skeletons, humans, and animals, involved in a wide variety of sexual acts. Yet, in fact, they may represent the most detailed account of sexual customs ever left by ancient peoples. "
The main language of the Andean people is Quenhuan. Before the pre-Columbian (pre-Hispanic) period of Peru, ceremonial pottery was buried with the dead. From the Quechua word "huaca" (meaning sacred burial place), Peruvians now call the ancient ceramics found there "huacos."