FUNDACIÓN ARTESANIAS DE CHILE CERAMIC VESSEL MOLLE CULTURE - CHILE

Product description

Ceramic pot with black and white color. Craftsmen have dedicated their craft to the heritage of the Molle culture, the Chilean north from 300 AD to 800 AD. C, so that the replicas are identical to the originals, which are characterized by monochrome and polishing and are decorated with white, red and black color. A piece of pottery makers from the Atacama region.

Contemporary craftsmen and artisans have dedicated their trade to the heritage rescue of the Molle culture, which is estimated to have inhabited the Chilean north from 300 a.C to 800 a.D. Through observation and research, these potters have managed to replicate almost identical to the originals, which are characterized by being monochrome and polished, highlighting pieces decorated with white, red and black paint, as well as their incised with geometric motifs. This work represents a contribution to the value and dissemination of the heritage and cultural heritage of our country.

The artisans that currently belong to our NETWORK and that elaborate this type of products are:

Eduardo Melo Contador
Ida Raquel Cuellar Contreras
Ulises Lopez
Ida Raquel Cuellar Contreras
El Molle Workshop

DETAILS
Origin: Chile
Material: clay