Kero or Peruvian Ceremonial Vessel - carved in wood

Description

Kero or Peruvian Ceremonial Vessel -
carved in wood
This piece was carved in wood by Peruvian artisans
The Kero is a ceremonial vessel, usually made of wood, of a truncated cone shape, wider at the mouth than at the base,
typical of several Surandine cultures. They were also called as a stick drinker, wooden vessel and wooden chalice. It is an ancient Inca vessel for drinking liquids such as alcohol, or more specifically, chicha. They can be made of wood, stone, ceramics, silver or gold. Many represented diverse scenes, like military facts, political alliances, rituals or simple scenes of the daily life. Others, only showed in their design geometric figure.
Measure 7" x 5"
WEIGHT  840"
IF YOU BUY MORE THAN ONE PRODUCT THAT ARE IN PERU, WE CAN CONBINE THE SHIPPING ACCORDING THE TOTAL WEIGHT.
OUR RATES OF SHIPPING
WEIGHT (grams)
USA & CANADA ($)
WORLDWIDE ($)
TIME ARRIVE
101 - 250
15.52
17.82
FIRST CLASS BETWEEN 12-14 BUSINESS DAYS
251 -  500
23.45
26.59
501  - 1000
37.18
43.12
1001 - 1500
48.65
56.52
1501 - 2000
57.18
66.81
2000 - 2500
45.36
53.18
SECOND CLASS BETWEEN 17-21 BUSINESS DAYS
2501 - 3000
49.02
57.67
30001 - 3500
53.18
59.82