1950s Shipibo-Conibo Amazon Pottery Bowl - 5.5" Diam. X 4.5" H

Striking geometric-patterned, hand-painted and glazed earthenware bowl. Made by the Shipibo-Conibo people who live along the Ucayalia River in the Amazon rainforest in Peru – and painted with the traditional Shipibo designs in black and orange with a cream-colored background. Acquired in Peru during the 1960s, it also includes an acrylic stand for proper display. 

With its neutral tones, it would be at home in a variety of interior settings from Boho, California Casual... to Eclectic or Coastal Modern Design. Use it as a stand-alone piece or combine it with our other offerings to build a tribal pottery collection.

Place of Origin: Peru

Date of Manufacture: 1950s-1960s 

Condition: Very Good

Wear: Consistent with age and use. Please refer to pictures.

Dimensions:

Total: 5.5 in. Diam. X 4.5 in. H

Opening: 3.5 in. Diam.

Reference:  

Smithsonian National Museum of the American Indian

Lam Museum of Anthropology at Wake Forest University

Daily Art Magazine, The Link Between Shipibo Pottery and Feminine Identity: Designs from the Peruvian Amazon by Lauren Dorsey

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