Chimú Silver Ceremonial Cups
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Chimú Silver Ceremonial Cups

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Crafted by the Chimú during the Imperial Era (800–1300 AD), these silver ceremonial cups exemplify advanced metallurgical techniques of ancient Peru. They feature laminating, embossing, and repoussé , along with mechanical and metallurgical joining. Intricate processes like chasing, stippling, satin finishing, polishing, and burnishing highlight the Chimú’s sophisticated artistry and cultural focus on ceremonial objects.