Peruvian Furniture

Bronze brown patina brown represent allegory of the Americas signed G. Varany signed. Inscription A. AFINTAA on the base.

Camera II Acrylic Floor Lamp by Studio Orbeat Dimensions: W 38 x D 38 x H 38 cm Materials: acrylic, stainless steel, LED light Packed assembled.Includes assembling instructions. Des...

78294 Vintage Peruvian Textile Tapestry, 00'08 x 01'05. Prepare to be mesmerized by the exquisite craftsmanship of this vintage Peruvian kilim textile. ...

Set of Two Vintage Peruvian Mid-Century Hand-Painted Wooden Wall Mirrors. Immerse yourself in the captivating charm of mid-century design with this remarkable collection of five han...

Moche Red Ware Pottery Vessel with man figure. Moche Horizon of Peru, Circa 450 - 550 CE. In overall good condition, some chipping around the mouth of the narrow spout, and there’s a small spiderweb push on the back of the jar that appears to have resulted from a probe that penetrated the left side just below the figure (two small holes, one on the front upper left corner of the throne, and the other just around to the side, have been repaired). 6” x 4” x 6”. Ex. Hank Johnson Collection. Hank Johnson was a geologist, and passionate collector of historical and ancient artifacts. Starting with relics and bottles from ghost towns, he later focused on Anasazi pottery...

Vasuka II Bronze Floor Lamp by Studio Orbeat Dimensions: W 75 x D 40 x H 50 cm Materials: acrylic, bronze, laser-cut parchment paper, LED light, wood Body packed separate from base ...

This zoomorphic vessel in the shape of a llama with an elongated globular body is from the Chancay civilisation, dated between 1000 and 1400 AD. Th...

Trapecio Varnished Plywood Chair by Studio Orbeat Dimensions: W 50 x D 55 x H 77 cm Materials: plywood, stainless steel, black paint Also Available in stainless steel or baked paint...

Magnificent Pre-Columbian multi-color Chancay textile with animal figures in cubist form. The Chancay are known more for their textiles than for their ceramics. Textiles from elite Chancay tombs include elaborate gauzes, embroidery, painted plain weave and tapestry, and three-dimensional fibre...

Artisanal Home Pillows made from 100% Pima Cotton This black, white, and gray home decor pillow was hand woven on back strap looms in Peru out of 100% Pi...

This Art Deco Hand-Hammered Ashtray W/Inset Sculptural Coins, crafted in Peru in the 20th century from .900 sterling silver, beautifully marries utilitarian design with artisanal cra...

Set of 2 Crust N°1 Side Tables by RF Studio Unique Pieces Dimensions: D 34 x W 34 x H 49 cm Materials: Diverse recycled Andes stones. The pictures presented are a reference, all pi...

Bold color and dramatic design make this style a favorite among collectors of modern art. Excellent condition. Several minor holes are effectively backed with a compatible color, and...

Muhu is a fruit of an intentional collaboration with an artisan cluster in Peru. Hand knitted only by women, these artisans are trained specially to develop this classic design by Studio Variously. Pure softest alpaca from Peru ( oeko tex certified which means non hazardous end products ) has been responsibly sourced for this textile . Unique blend of textural patterns masterfully hand knitted by artisans in Peru brings our special Muhu Brown Gray Alpaca Scarf...

A woven textile shirt of rectangular form having small rectangular panels on the front and back, all with fringed borders, and open head slit in center. Decorated with zigzag rows of...

A large sheet gold mask depicting a stylized human face having an individually fashioned and applied nose. Large low relief repousse eyes and rectangular mou...

Peruvian Cuzco School Oil on Canvas of the Archangel Michael defeating Satan 18th Century. Later Frame. Wear commensurate with age. The Cuzco or Cusco school was a Roman Catho...

A large Spanial Colonial Giltwood and fine various coloured Sequins Decorated Round Wall Mirror by artist Velasquez. The gilt frame is carved from solid wood and features fleur-de-...

Extremely detailed yellow embroidered Pre-Columbian textile fragment with hints of red from the Chancay culture in Peru. This piece is framed in a black shadowbox. It is a wonder to behold antiquities such as a Pre-Columbian textiles, an authentic piece of art that has been preserved for centuries and that survives generation after generation. Textiles are infinitely more delicate than wood, metal, or rock artifacts -- so the existence of these pieces after hundreds and thousands of years is exceptional. These textiles maintain their vibrant colors, natural threads, and their unique, historical designs. Provenance: This textile comes from the collection Ulrich Hoffmann, Stuttgart and former collection of the archaeologist Ferdinand Anton...

Funerary Post with female figure Chimu, Peru, 1st Millennium AD. Wood Height 106 cm Provenance - Jean Pierre Cottier and Fiorella Cottier-Angeli Collection, Geneva, Switzerland. Acquired by Yossef Maiman between 2000 and 2008. - Private collection, Israel, until 2024. Condition Good state of preservation, no restorations. Published - ROSENZWIG, A.; WOLOSZYN, J. Z. Offerings for the Afterlife. Peruvian Pottery and Artifacts from the Maiman Collection. AMPAL/MERHAV Group of Companies. Israel. 2008. Fig. 102. Description Funerary pole topped by a female figure in the round, both carved from a single piece of wood. This type of object was used as a grave marker and was especially important in the desert areas of pre-Columbian Peru, as it made it possible to easily locate the burial site during funeral rituals or ancestor worship. Figurative funerary poles are rare among Chimú wooden statuary, although they share formal characteristics with the more common freestanding sculpture. The face is polychrome, predominantly a bright red pigment of cinnabar-colored resin. The figure is shown standing, with legs together and arms extended at both sides of the body, in a conventional, hieratic, and solemn posture. The figure is monolithic, although the main parts of the anatomy are perfectly differentiated, worked with a synthetic and geometric language. The obvious disproportion of the head, which is very large relative to the body, responds to a symbolic intention that probably alludes to the identity of the figure to whom the tomb belongs. The face is highly expressive in its synthesis, with almond-shaped eyes painted dark brown in contrast to the red of the face, framed by raised eyelids and nestled beneath eyebrows drawn with a fine beveled line. The nose is very prominent, completely flat, and with a curved profile, and the mouth stands out for its expression: open, deeply hollow, and framed by long nasolabial furrows worked in relief, which begin at the base of the nose and end at the chin, which protrudes slightly from the plane. The large ears, flat on the forehead and convex at the back, are decorated with an incised spiral design representing cartilage. The head ends in a gentle curve, probably representing a bonnet, which is painted in the same brown tone as the eyes. The body is depicted nude, with the breasts and pubis worked in flat relief, forming a formal interplay of inverted triangles. The joints of the arms and legs, as well as the fingers and toes, are clearly indicated, although without seeking naturalistic detail. A Chimú funerary pole is preserved in Princeton, also topped by a female figure, which displays significant similarities to the piece under study, both in posture, proportions, and overall composition, as well as in the polychromy and facial expression, with an open, hollow mouth. Wooden statuary is a little-known manifestation of Chimú art, given the few preserved examples due to Peru's climatic conditions. Although some have been found in the coastal deserts, thanks to their dry climate. In general, Chimú anthropomorphic sculptures follow a conventional model showing the figure standing frontally, with accentuated bilateral symmetry. These sculptures generally represent men, with female figures being much rarer, and they are rarely depicted clothed. In the few examples found with carved clothing, designs characteristic of the well-known Chimú textile art can be seen, as is the case with a funerary pole, also from Princeton, which includes animal figures on the sleeves of the tunic, and another auctioned in Paris in 2013, which displays a fringed profile and various geometric embroideries. The Chimú culture was born on the northern coast of Peru after the fall of the Huari Empire, around 1100 AD, and developed until approximately 1400. Although it is considered the heir of the Moche culture, Chimú mythology places the origin of its people in the arrival on the Peruvian coast of the fleet of Taycanamo, the mythical founder and first ruler of the kingdom, who would have combined political and priestly functions. Their territory, which once covered some 1,300 km, was centered in the Moche River valley and their capital was the great city of Chan Chan. Most of the territory is a very arid coastal desert, although it is crisscrossed by numerous rivers that bring water from the Andes, creating fertile valleys in their wake. Thanks to the use of enormous aqueducts and an extensive network of irrigation canals, the Chimú reclaimed large tracts of agricultural land from the desert, where they grew cotton and all kinds of foodstuffs. The territory of the Chimú kingdom was also crisscrossed by trade routes, which had their caravan center in Chan Chan and transported subsistence goods as well as luxury items. Many Chimú cults and rituals were oriented toward promoting fertility in the fields, given the aridity of the territory, and closely linked religion and politics. The main propitiatory rites for agricultural fertility were based on the veneration of the mummies of the ancestors of the reigning dynasty. Chimú artistic production includes featherwork, wood carving, textiles, and shell and hard stone work. Thanks to the influence of the neighboring Lambayeque people, who would eventually join the Chimú Empire, goldsmithing techniques were perfected for working with copper, silver, and gold. These techniques were used to create luxury objects such as vases, ear ornaments, and masks worn by the noble classes during ceremonial ceremonies. Chimú pottery...

This charming Spanish Colonial Revival cabinet, crafted circa 1930 in Peru, is a splendid representation of classic craftsmanship and timeless design. Standing tall with a two-part s...

Peruvian Cuzco School Oil Painting on Canvas of an Incan King, reimagined during the Viceroyalty of Peru, holding aloft a pair of scepters, this represents the dual governance or dia...

Rediscover the classic tic-tac-toe with this hand-carved stone game. The Andean Tic Tac Toe by DAR Proyectos is an elegant twist on the classic game, making for an attractive decor ...

Set Of 5 ceiling bricks by RF Studio Dimensions: W 15 D 30 x H 30 cm. Materials: andes stones. Also available: other finishes available. The pictures presented are a reference, all ...

Hydrolytic N°2 by RF Studio Dimensions: W 120 D 60 x H 17 cm Materials: Andes marble. The cultures that inhabited our territory developed the cult of water, creating a society and urban spaces articulated with this fundamental element, a hydro-social territory. Thanks to natural water sources such as snow-capped mountains, lagoons, springs, rivers and rain, it was possible to carry out agricultural practices, which was one of the fundamental activities of the society of ancient Peru...

A truly exceptional 17th century Cuzco School (Spanish School, Peru) Oil on Canvas of Archangel Selaphiel. This painting is from the private collection of a gentleman from Ham...

Brown Chancay coca bag with shamans and zoomorphic figures depicted in the centre on a in various colors on a red background. This piece is accompanied by ...

Set of 6 Modern Classical sterling silver nut dishes, ca 1950. Each: Round and curved with beaded and leaf-and-dart rim. Well inset with Peruvian coin. Coins minted in 19th and early...

Two great examples of 18th century Spanish Colonial slipper stirrups. Not a pair, each similar yet different. One is brass with a lovely floral decoration, the other a rare copper type with a simple incised design. Both with a wonderful patina that only comes with real age and use. These definitely put in some serious miles. Possibly used in battle, or just to protect the rider from bramble. Imagine what these pieces of history may have witnessed. Unique gift for the equestrian or collector of horse memorabilia...

A wonderfully decorative and very rare Mid Century Incan-themed embossed leather-topped table in lovely condition. Made in Peru, most likely in the 1960s, this standout decorative pi...

Pre-Columbian ornamental banner with fringes composed of warriors/divinities holding figures in their hands, surrounded by geometric frets. Two-headed birds in alternating colors decorate the top and bottom of the banner. This one-of-a-kind tapestry has preserved its vibrant original colors and fibres. Professionally cleaned. Provenance: Private European Collection Textiles from elite Chimu tombs include elaborate gauzes, embroidery, painted plain weave and tapestry, and three-dimensional fibre sculptures. Among others, shades of yellow and brown, scarlet, white, lavender-blue and olive green were the colors used. Birds and a deity wearing a crescent-like headdress have been the most popular decorative motifs. Many Chimu textiles...

We could all use a little more luck on our side when playing table games - that's why we love these gemstone dice. Carved from harder Andean stones that we can throw with gusto, the ...

Yupanas were used as calculators or abaci during the Inca Period. This is one of the finest and monumental an example of a Inca table Royal Stone Yupana or...

Decorative vase by Cesar Alache, in Chulucanas, Peru. Decoration of dancers of a man and a woman around the beautiful ceramic vase.

Earth tones adorn this striped pattern pre-Columbian textile. It is a wonder to behold antiquities such as a pre-Columbian textiles, an authentic piece of art that has been preserved for centuries and that survives generation after generation. Textiles are infinitely more delicate than wood, metal, or rock artifacts...

78077 vintage South American Kilim rug with Tribal style 05'04 x 07'06. Emulating Chancay pre-Incan culture, this hand-woven wool vintage South A...

Spanish Colonial Revival Console Table – Circa 1940 A splendid testament to the refined craftsmanship of the Spanish Colonial Revival movement, this circa 1940 console table combines...

Impressive pre-columbian Lambayeque textile ceremonial panel. Lambayeque, Peru. Mint condition. Museum piece. Ex. Sotheby’s, New York. The Lambayeque civilization (aka Sicán) flou...

A Proto-Nazca textile fragment from Southern Peru circa 100BC-200AD. The linked munecas ("dolls" in Spanish) figures were woven with fibers likely from llama and it was used to be t...

Set of Five Vintage Peruvian Mid-Century Hand-Painted Wooden Wall Mirrors. Immerse yourself in the captivating charm of mid-century design with this remarkable collection of five ha...

Fine and detailed craftsmanship is put into this set consisting of a Peruvian panel bracelet and matching necklace. Both pieces are fully hallmarked and dating from the 1970s. The pa...

Beautiful modern oil on canvas Peruvian modern 1980's artwork in vintage original condition with minor wear and patina due to age and use. Artwork without...

PERUVIAN 925 SILVER BELL, MID-20TH CENTURY Beautiful Peruvian silver bell of a woman carved in traditional clothing ...

Peruvian Cuzco School Oil Painting on Canvas of an archangel or possibly, nobleman. Later gilt wood Frame. Wear commensurate with age, some crackle to the surface. The Cuzco or Cusc...

Geology Of Diverse N°2 Coffee Table by RF Studio Dimensions: D 60 x H 25 cm. Materials: Diverse recycled Andes stones. The pictures presented are a reference, all pieces are made to...

79405 Vintage Peruvian Tapestry Rug, 05'06 x 03'04. This handwoven wool vintage Peruvian tapestry stands as a striking testament to Andean visual language—where architecture, cosmolo...

Complete Nazca unku with white, red, green, black and yellow step zig-zag design with red bottom with fringe and maroon upper part and beige trim around the arm and neck openings ...

Original vintage Peru c1950s travel advertising poster featuring a fantastic design by design by Sabino Springett. This vintage movie poster is si...

Elevate your home with a handcrafted Black Onyx Candelabra—an expression of exclusive luxury designed for those who seek the extraordinary. This faceted masterpiece celebrates the ra...

Early 20th century sterling silver food pusher by Camusso. Renowned Peruvian silversmiths. Rare Colonial Revival design. 0.70 troy oz. 4.25" x 1 9/16" x 5/8". We are a family busine...

Integrate the grounding essence of natural stone into your daily habits for those intervals that call for a more measured tempo. Meticulously hand-carved into a striking geometric sp...

Hand-woven in wool circa 1950-1960, this 5x5 square vintage Peruvian Kilim—traditionally known as a Frazada—is a luminous example of South American textile artistry. A distinctive ad...

3rd quarter of the 20th Century western European Kilim featuring a flurry of fishes rug no. j3621 size 2' 10" x 3' 8" (86 x 112 cm)

A circa 1940's Peruvian large framed painting of an Archangel. Measurements: Height: 64.5" Width: 45" Depth: 1.5"

Spanish Colonial Inlaid Travel Desk with Bone and Iron Mounts. Features a wooden foundation with wrought iron-mounted hinges and a hand-cut plate. Skeleton Key is included. The piece...

The six-piece pointed burr-star is a dramatic puzzle, and one of our favorites for the home. This one is an engaging and complex brain teaser, remarkably difficult to take apart and ...

Add warmth and flow with this creamy soapstone wavy candelabra. Perfect for zen interiors. The Wavy candelabra brings a playful energy to the table, with a reversible shape that hol...

A vintage Peruvian flat-woven rug with a stylized 'Chancay' design, circa 1930. Size: 8'8 x 5'3. This lovely handwoven carpet features alternating rows of stylized bird and rabbit mo...

FOR SALE: Stunning Folk Art Oil Painting – Andean Woman & Child with Birds Bring color and culture into your space with this marvelous folk art (outsider art) oil painting on a wood...

Hand-woven in wool circa 1950-1960, this 5x5 square vintage Peruvian Kilim—traditionally known as a Frazada—is a luminous example of South American textile artistry. A distinctive ad...