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Indigenous Ceramic Jaguar – Waujá Ethnicity
$217.00
Indigenous ceramic animal made by the Waujá ethnic group in Xingu.
The ceramics of the Waujá ethnic group in Xingu exhibit strong characteristics, combining patterns with animal and other zoomorphic forms. As the painting is done with natural pigments, avoid using abrasive materials during cleaning.
Dimensions: H 6.30 inches x L 11.42 inches x W 4.33 inches
Please note that as an artisanal piece, measurements, shapes, and colors may vary.
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