South American

These ceramic figures cuchimilcos are identified with the Chancay culture, developed between 1200 and 1470 in the central coast of Peru, and centered in the current Huaral province in the region of Lima. The cuchimilcos almost always come in male / female pairs representing the duality of God, a belief of the pre-Columbian cultures. These figures, with their extended arms like wings are ready to fly or invite a hug, as if saying, "Welcome, we are here." Learn More

Ekeko is "God of Abundance and Wealth". These clay dolls are packed with items representing abundance and are intended to bring their keeper's good fortune. Various colors.  Hand made by master ekeko doll maker. Bolivia. Learn More

The llama is the most cherished animal of Peru and the ultimate representation of service. Originally sold in multiple sizes, only our 1.5 inch solid brass statues remain.  Learn More

Attractive piece with the profile of the Moche deity "EL GUERRERO DEGOLLADOR". Painstakingly handmade of Peruvian 950 sterling silver, the piece is inlaid with lapis lazuli, mother of pearl, spondylus and turquoise. Elaborate silverwork with roping pattern surrounding the base makes this piece worthy of a place of honor in your house. Peru. Learn More

Visage of the Moche Lord of Sipan hand-crafted of Peruvian silver and inlaid with semi precious stones and shell such as turquoise, spondylus, and mother of pearl. Beautifully detailed roping design surrounds the bottom edge of the stand and bead-like patterns surround the head. Chakana cross symbol is evident on the middle of the stand. Handcrafted in Peru. Learn More