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Group of Aymara Andean Carved Wooden Ritual Items incl. Tinka Chicha Bowl with Yoked Animals

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Group of Aymara Andean Carved Wooden Ritual Items incl. Tinka Chicha Bowl with Yoked Animals
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Group of traditional Aymara carved wooden ceremonial objects from the Andean region of Bolivia, including a Tinka chicha ritual bowl featuring a pair of carved, yoked animals (oxen/cattle) inside the vessel - a symbolic motif representing unity, abundance, and reciprocity in marriage and communal libation ceremonies. The bowl is carved from a single piece of hardwood with a dark, aged patina from long ritual use.

The group also includes additional hand-carved wooden implements typical of Andean and Amazonian domestic and ceremonial traditions: a boat-shaped trough or mortar, a round grinding dish, and a small handheld carved tool. All pieces show tool marks, wear, and surface patina consistent with early to mid-20th-century indigenous craftsmanship.

Origin: Aymara / Andean region, Bolivia
Type: Ritual chicha bowl with yoked animals; carved wooden implements
Material: Single-piece carved hardwood
Cultural Use: Marriage rituals, libation offerings, domestic grinding and preparation
Condition: As pictured; age-related wear and patina