Canelos Quichua Ceramic, Tapir Foot
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Small Canelos Quichua ceramic storage jar with foot in the form of a tapir, and pellet rattles inside. Made by Rosario Mucashigua, Curaray. “This storage jar may also be used as a festival serving vessel for masticated manioc mash, called asua. It is unusual (only very skilled potters do this) in that it has a few pellets for a shotgun inside to give it a rattle effect when shaken. Top is turtle motif with zigzag inserted, bottom (shoulder) is anaconda motif.” -Dr. Norman Whitten. Purchased from the Sacha Runa Research Foundation. Tapir Foot Trail 4 (Fill Hole Select) Generated with photogrammetry software 3DF Zephyr v3.503 processing 100 images.
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