Wooden "Kero" Handpainted Inca Desing Vase 5.25"‎ Tall

The "Kero" or "Qiru" is an ancient Andean drinking vessel used by the Incas to drink liquids such as chicha, a fermented beverage derivaded from maize or grains. During the Incas time, the Keros were used in Andean Feasts. A beautiful very detailed "Kero" hand-painted on wood. Depicts traditional geometric figures of the Inca Culture. Includes rows of triangles, squares, parallel lines, crosses (the Andean cross) Multicolored. It also has images of Llamas which were considered sacred animals and the Qantu flower which is considered the national flower of Peru. Ideal to decorate your table, bookcase, desk or to decorate different areas of your home. Height: 5.25”