Platería Criolla

Punch (Mapuche)

Adorno

Reference: PC-28a75b

Category
Platería Criolla
Type
Adorno
Dimensions
7,5 × 28 cm
Weight
100 g
Collection
Platería Araucana, Mapuche, Pampa.

Tupo or punch or silver pin to hold the chals of the mapuche women, also denominated acucha or aguja.

It's all worked in silver beated and the sphere hangs from a bell.

Mapuches etnias, XVIIIth.Century.

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Punch (Mapuche)

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