Ancien bol à bière maïs Quero Chicha en bois sculpté à la main soldes Quechua Bolivie Aymara

This antique hand-carved wood Quero Chicha Maize Beer Bowl is a captivating piece of cultural history from the Quechua and soldes Aymara regions of Bolivia. Crafted with intricate detail and skill, this bowl has a rich heritage tied to the traditional preparation and consumption of chicha, a maize beer.

The bowl showcases a unique and authentic design that reflects the artistic sensibilities of the indigenous people. The intricate carvings tell a story of culture and ritual, making it a true conversation starter and a cherished piece for collectors of ethnographic artifacts.

This antique Quero Chicha Maize Beer Bowl is a testament to the craftsmanship of its creators and a window into the traditions of Quechua and Aymara communities. The bowl has aged gracefully, bearing the marks of time that add character and authenticity to its appearance.

Measuring approximately 6.25" in diameter and 2" tall, this antique bowl is a tangible piece of history that connects the present to the past. Whether displayed as a centerpiece or showcased in an ethnographic collection, this hand-carved wood bowl is a testament to the cultural richness of Bolivias indigenous communities.

Dont miss the chance to own a piece of Bolivian heritage. This antique hand-carved Quero Chicha Maize Beer Bowl is an opportunity to appreciate and preserve the artistic and cultural legacy of the Quechua and Aymara people.