Description

Chimú Silver Decorated Armband

1150-1450 AD

Size is about 3 by 3.5 inches and weighing at 11 grams. 

The Chimú silver decorated armband from 1150–1450 AD shows the skill and artistry of the Chimú people, who lived on Peru’s northern coast before the Inca Empire. Made from hammered and engraved silver, it was likely worn by nobles or leaders to show their power and status. The armband’s patterns and images of animals or symbols reflect the Chimú’s beliefs and connection to nature. It shows their advanced metalwork and how they used art to express identity and rank.

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