Peruvian ceremonial spoon - pachapapa desing - Bronze

Description

Peruvian spoon carved in oxidized copper.
The most remote evidence of fine metal work in ancient Peru and America generally dates back to 1,500 BC.
The Moche were the best metallurgists of their time.
They used gold, silver, copper and their alloys, which were fused in kilns of various types (such as huayra).
They gilded copper much earlier than in Europe and met a variety of techniques, such as rolling, hammering, wiring, welding, etc.
It is a type of ceremonial spoon used in ancient Peru made of bronze by artisans of Cusco.
This work was elaborated with the ancestral technique of hammered and laminated.
MEASURE: 5"
WEIGHT  250gr
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OUR RATES OF SHIPPING
WEIGHT (grams)
USA & CANADA ($)
WORLDWIDE ($)
TIME ARRIVE
101 - 250
17.30
19.85
FIRST CLASS BETWEEN 12-14 BUSINESS DAYS
251 -  500
27.33
31.15
501  - 1000
43.27
50.18
1001 - 2000
66.55
78.06
2001 - 2500
53.33
62.39
SECOND CLASS BETWEEN 17-21 BUSINESS DAYS
2501 - 3000
57.58
67.64
3001 - 3500
62.39
70.12