Description:

Pre-Columbian, North Coast Peru, Moche Culture, ca. 100 to 500 CE. An incredibly rare spoon, hand-carved from dark wood, in the form of a deep bowl clenched between the teeth of a running jaguar. The jaguar has perky, round ears, wide eyes, and a long tail that extends straight from its body to form a handle. This spoon was made to be used in rituals where the ritual ingestion of snuff could induce a hallucinogenic, religious state. Size: 8" W x 2" H (20.3 cm x 5.1 cm)

This spoon was part of part of the elaborate battery of objects carefully manufactured by ancient Andeans in order to ingest a ground drug known as vilca or huilca, found in southern Peru and Bolivia, and obtained from the beans of the tree Anadenanthera colubrina. We know of these spoons from burials, where they were placed as offerings and perhaps to provision the dead alongside inhalation tubes and other paraphernalia. Feline figures are some of the most iconographically important, and therefore common, artistic themes on snuff equipment from this region. The animals are associated with the use of psychoactive substances that could "transform" a shaman or priest into a feline. The jaguar, which in life hunts by jumping at the head of its prey, may have been a symbol of decapitation - another recurring theme in Moche art.

Provenance: private Hawaii, USA collection; ex-Westermann collection, Germany

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  • Condition: Wood has patina from touch and age. The wood is fragile and has some losses to surface, especially on the tail.

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