Chimú Blackware Stirrup-Spout Vessel – Peru, ca. 1300–1470 Late Intermediate Period Ceremonial blackware vessel with square stirrup-spout construction, typical of Chimú craftsmanship. A sculpted monkey figure sits at the junction of the spout and handle, adding narrative character. The upper body features a finely incised decorative band with stylized fish motifs. Made from burnished black ceramic with strong visual contrast. Two minor chips are missing from the spout; otherwise intact. Provenance: Peru Dimensions:High 27cm, diameter body 18cm Code: [optioneel invulbaar] EU only!!!