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Shipibo Gallery

Welcome to the Shipibo Gallery. Many of the pieces offered here are older (antique) Shipibo artworks from the Peruvian Amazon. This gallery will be regularly updated so check back often. Please ask if you would like additional photos or more in-depth descriptions Enjoy your treasure hunt...

FOR A LIMITED TIME, BUY ANY TWO (2) OR MORE REMAINING SHIPIBO ITEMS AND RECEIVE A 20% DISCOUNT.



NOTE: All items being offered on this website have appropriate provenance and are legal to buy and own under the United States statute covering cultural patrimony Code 2600, Chapter 14. Every purchase comes with a written certificate of authenticity (COA) and are fully guaranteed to be as described. Provenance and accurate, detailed condition information is included with each listing.

To Purchase or Ask a Question: Contact me via email at: joey@ancientartifax.com or call 828-322-2942. Payment options are check, money-order or PayPal. Credit Cards can be processed through PayPal. Discount may apply on the purchase of multiple items.

Shipping costs are not included in the purchase price. Shipping options are (U.S. only) via USPS Priority Mail, UPS Ground or FedEx. Tracking info will be provided. Fragile items will be double-boxed.

International Sales: Shipping outside of the United States is no longer available. International shipping has become overly stressful and is no longer an option due to unpredictable costs, customs issues and import/export restrictions that vary by country.

Shipibo Pottery

Although not dating to Pre-Columbian times, Shipibo pottery is artistically crafted, beautiful and well deserves to be appreciated and collected. Pottery of this type is still being made today by the women of the Shipibo natives of the Peruvian Amazon. Coil construction and hand-painted intricate designs are sophisticated interpretations of their cosmic beliefs — that the jungle rivers follow the same course as the stars. Many of the pieces shown here are rare, older examples of Shipibo ceramics.


Medium Shipibo Figural Urn Shipibo Figural Urn #2 — Northern Peru

Late 20th Century

A nice medium-sized Shipibo pottery figural vessel. A well executed and boldly painted example showing traditional Shipibo artistry. Condition is near excellent. A few minor scrapes and surface imperfections, but is overall a fine example that displays well.

Just over 8.25" across x 7.75" tall

$325


Shipibo Pottery Bowl #11 Shipibo Bowl #11 — Northern Peru

Mid 20th Century

An older Shipibo bowl dating to the mid 20th century. Thin walled construction, well painted and with obvious signs of age and tribal use. In good condition with one stabilized hairline crack. Moderate wear and and paint loss. Significant loss to the exterior resin coating, typical of pieces of this age. Overall a fine example. Pieces from this time peiod are becoming rare.

Approx. 6" across x 3.25" tall.

$275


Shipibo Pottery Bowl #10 Shipibo Bowl #10 — Northern Peru

Late 20th Century

A fine Shipibo bowl with thin walled construction and typical geometric designs; black paint on a tan background with an orange stripe just below the shoulder. A high quality bowl. Condition is very good. Two or three hairline cracks have been restored, but is all original and appears chioce.

Approx. 8.5" across x 4.25" tall.

$300


Large Shipibo Figural Vessel Shipibo Figural Vessel — Northern Peru

Mid-20th Century

A medium sized Shipibo figural vessel dating to the mid-20th Century - 1950s or 1960s. Painted in black and orange over a white background. Rounded lower body with bold designs. The face is well sculpted and painted across the lower portion. Unlike most with faces in low relief this vessel has highly dimensional, more realistic facial features. Condition is very good. One 2.5" x 1.5" rim shard has been reattached. A couple of other very small rim chips, else intact. The white ground color shows staining and light earthen deposits as is typical. Coated inside and out with a natural tree resin lacquer used as waterproofing. Overall a fine example with signs of tribal use.

Just over 9" across x 9.5" tall

$550


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