Image · EFMA·IMG·3875

Panpiper-shaped vessel (Chimú, c. 1350–1470)

n.d. · Perú

Vessel of silver, malachite and resin from the Chimú culture, shaped like a panpipe player. It belongs to the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York; the record dates it 1350–1470 CE.

Date: n.d.
Place: Perú
In the encyclopedia: Zampoña ↗Instruments ↗History ↗
Format: JPEG / WebP / AVIF
Licence: CC0 1.0 (Met Open Access, public domain)
Credit: Chimú artist(s)
Source: www.metmuseum.org ↗
No.: EFMA·IMG·3875

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