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this exceptional piece is attached to a cylindrical handle adorned with an abstract avian motif—a design commonly seen in Chimú textiles
relatively light with a heavy tapered blade
1550–1644 AD
the island played a pivotal role in the exchange of goods
Ming Dynasty Pottery Roof Tile End Fragment with Taotie Mask baskets this exceptional piece is attachedMing Dynasty, c. 15501644 AD, China A fascinating unglazed circular high fired earthenware roof tile end, known as a wadang, with its tubular extension now partially lost to time. Formed from a light grey fabric with fine white inclusions, the piece exhibits excellent preservation of detail and craftsmanship. The flat front is decorated in high relief with a ferocious taotie mask a stylized monster face featuring bulging eyes beneath pronounced brows,