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Place of Origin: Peruvian
Massive Shipibo Tribe Peruvian Vessel
Located in Los Angeles, CA
Howard G. Charing writes "The Shipibo-Conibo are an indigenous people people (currently numbering only about 20,000) who live along the Ucayali river in the Amazon basin east of the ...
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1940s Vintage Peruvian Ceramics
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Clay
Manuel Sandoval Valez Latin American Folk Art Figurative Ceramic Sculpture
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Manuel Sandoval Valez Latin American folk art figurative ceramic sculpture
Offered for sale is a folk art-style terracotta ceramic sculpture...
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21st Century and Contemporary Folk Art Peruvian Ceramics
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Ceramic, Terracotta
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