Description

Huaco Whistling Cup

800-1100 AD

Peru

Size is about 5.5 inches tall and weighs about 482 grams.

The Huaco whistling cup from 800–1100 AD in Peru is a clay cup made by ancient cultures like the Moche or Chimú. It has two parts and a whistle that makes a sound when the cup is moved or liquid is poured. These cups were often shaped and painted to show people, animals, or gods. They were used in ceremonies or placed in graves. These cups help us learn about the art, beliefs, and daily life of ancient people in Peru.

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