This is an outstanding, copper; faithful reproduction, of a Peruvian “Sipan” small mask, It is the representation of a native old fellow face with a pectoral which shows 2 stylized serpents. The uniqueness of this piece is guaranteed by its entire handcrafted process, and it is remarkable the fact that the process is the same used by the ancient culture. It is one piece not welded. A desirable gift for collectors, and for anyone interested in Peruvian Archeology.
The item has a distress antique patina similar to the originals found.
Color may differ do to lighting
(“Sipan” culture AD 1 – AD 700).
Measurements: 7 1/2″ length, 8″ width, 2 1/2″ protuberance and it weights 111 gr. aprox.
The mask shows some little cracks due to metal forging and hammering.
