Chimú Copper Alloy Depilatory Tweezers shells which may have served to

which may have served to present offerings or accompanied the deceased as symbolic provisions for the journey beyond

reflecting the cosmopolitan reach of Thai ceramic artistry and trade

Female Luba Figure

and spiritual imbalance

Chimú Copper Alloy Depilatory Tweezers shells which may have served toPre Columbian Era, Chim Culture, c. 800 1470 AD, Moche Valley, Trujillo, Peru This fabulous pair of tweezers, crafted from copper alloy, with a pair of coiled spirals to the sides. reflects the Chim civilizations meticulous personal grooming practices and their deep rooted beliefs in the afterlife. Finely made and expertly shaped, these tweezers would have been included in a mummy bundle as an essential tool to serve the deceased beyond death. In the