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Female figure with child
primarily along coastlines
and a distinctive prognathic chin with the mouth rendered as two parallel incised lines
Imperfections and loose strings
The palanquin features a meticulously designed everted flange roof crowned with a lotus bud-shaped ornament
Moche Ceremonial Copper Alloy Knife (Tumi) knife Female figure with childPre Columbian Era, Moche Culture, Moche Phase IIIV, c. 200600 AD, Northern Peru An exquisite and historically significant small sized ceremonial knife (Tumi), crafted from thin sheets of arsenical copper. This piece features a trapezoidal shaft adorned with delicate incised symbols and a crescent shaped cutting edge, a hallmark of Moche metallurgy. Likely a votive offering, it would have been wrapped into a mummy bundle, ensuring its presence in the