Peru Pottery

Hand made clay pottery bowl made in the late 19th century in the Cusco region of Peru.

A vintage Peruvian folk art pottery vase in the shape of a llama.

A massive large and heavy Peruvian Shipibo Cnibo or Konibo pottery vessel. It is over 34 inches tall and 26 1/2 inches in diameter at its widest point.

Pottery of this type is still being made today by the women of the Shipibo natives of the Peruvian Amazon.

Nazca Lines designs adorn this colorfully glazed ceramic work by the Peruvian artist, Julio Flores. Signed, and dated 1994.

Nice old or antique Peruvian folk pottery Torito de Pucara bull figure.

Beautiful abstract glazed pottery vessel in a ball shape with a carved chevron pattern at the bottom. Deep reds and browns with an unformed opening. Signed.

Very old earthenware from the Republic of Peru. It was made in the 1700s-1800s. It was used for collecting and storing lacquer. The inside is covered with lacquer. Beautiful ...

A Pre-Columbian Lambayeque-Chimu culture double spout vessel, dating to 700–1200 AD. This footed vessel has three sharply divided sections; a ring base, body with a sharp ridge at...

A rare and exceptional vintage Peruvian folk art pottery harvest vase. Hand-crafted in Peru, most likely Ayacucho region / Quinua, the South American primitive executed in distinct...

Shipibo geometric pot mid century Peru Amazon pottery cream brown ceramic

This is thought to be an old pottery made before the 20th century in countries such as Peru and Mexico in South America.

I would like to introduce you to some very beautiful earthenware. This is probably an earthenware vessel made in Peru, South America. In Peru, there are many earthenware with many ro...

Chimu culture and its artistic tradition including the pottery making is a continuation of the early Moche culture (2nd- 8th century AD).

A Studio hand crafted primitive bulbous form with fabulous modern art work, all hand thrown and hand brushed.

Spherical & Symmetrical is the overall style of this vintage pottery table lamp with a wonderful exaggerated vintage gold foil metallic shade. The shade is vintage, not perfect and i...

A striking studio crafted hand thrown and hand brushed pottery vase/vessel. In bold poker dots and black background, double fired ceramic.

Beautiful abstract glazed pottery vase in a ball shape with a carved chevron pattern at the bottom. Deep reds and browns with an unformed opening.

It is thought to be excavated earthenware from around the 15th to 19th century. Judging from the soil, texture of the surface, and shape, it seems to have been made in South America....

A Pre Columbian Inca stirrup vessel Brown ware terracotta stirrup vessel surmounted the head and torso of a man with Traditional style Inca Cap Inca Peru C 1400-1533 W 17 cm...

Wonderful midcentury Peruvian tribal pots. Sold as a group The largest being 14 dia" by 11"H Meduim-9.5" dia. x 4"h smallest-8" dia. x 4"h

The Shipibo of the Ucayali River, a southern tributary of the Upper Amazon in Peru, produce some of the finest pre-fire, slip-painted earthenware pottery in the world.

Hand carved Peruvian pottery table lamp from the 19th century, with a new pleated silk shade and natural stone finial.

A wonderful geometric patterned and designed hand painted and glazed Native American earthenware bowl. We believe it was made by the Shipibo-Conibo people, an indigenous people along...