Your cart is currently empty!
Creature in Indigenous Ceramic – Waujá Ethnicity
$217.00
Indigenous ceramic creature crafted by the Waujá Ethnic Group in the Xingu.
The ceramics of the Waujá Ethnic Group in Xingu exhibit strong characteristics, combining graphics with forms of animals and other zoomorphic beings.
Due to its painting being done with natural pigments, avoid using abrasive materials during cleaning.
Dimensions: H 6.30 x L 11.42 x W 4.33 inches
As this is an artisanal piece, measurements, shapes, and colors may vary.
Related products
-
Alt 2 Indigenous Yorehi Basket in Natural Fiber – Yanomami Ethnicity
Daily used cargo basket in villages, especially for transporting cassava and firewood. It features a handle made from tree bark, allowing it to be carried…
$277.00 Add to cart -
Indigenous Basket with Handle in Natural Fiber – Yanomami Ethnicity
This traditional basketry is commonly used for transporting collected fruits, crops, and various objects. In urban settings, they can also serve as cachepots; in this…
$597.00 Add to cart -
Indigenous Gourd with Graphics
Dimensions: L 11.42 x H 13.39 x W 11.42 inches
$467.00 Add to cart -
Indigenous Mat with Kuarup Symbol Drawing – Mehinako Ethnicity
Dimensions: 32.28 x 27.17 inches
$1,788.00 Add to cart