Chimú Wood Figure of a Kneeling Dignitary or Lord King jingdezhen This jetak is an exceptional

This jetak is an exceptional example of Dani fibre artistry and traditional wealth systems

The Dani conceive of a vital soul-substance known as “seeds of singing” (edai-egen)

Signs of wear consistent with age and use

marking a significant chapter in the region's history

Used exclusively in outdoor chöd ceremonies

Chimú Wood Figure of a Kneeling Dignitary or Lord King jingdezhen This jetak is an exceptionalPre Columbian Era, Chim culture, c. 1100 1470AD, Moche Valley, Trujillo, Peru. This exceptional wooden figure, finely carved from a single block, portrays a high ranking dignitary or Lord King, likely serving as the handle or finial for a ceremonial staff or scepter. The figure is depicted in a reverent kneeling pose atop an integral rectangular plinth. Both arms rest bent atop the lap, accentuated by a loincloth and hemispheric adornments centered on