Description
despite the loss of his feet
2 3/4" in diameter and 3/16" thick
most of what one sees dates from the early to mid-20th century
such that the birds painted on the opposite show through
and certainly find him quite an evocative figure
Shipibo-Conibo Hand-formed, Hand-Decorated Pottery Bowl antique turned spoons despite the loss of hisI've had a few pieces of Shipibo pottery but am not at all an expert; I just fell in love with the surface decoration and now keep an eye out for pieces. I am not entirely sure the age of this hand formed and hand painted bowl; most of what one sees dates from the early to mid 20th century, as would be my guess with this one, which seems likely on the earlier side though I am not completely certain. The Shipibo Conibo, an indigenous people living
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