ABOUT US

Our company, Inka Ceramic Art, began operating in Perú in 2004. We are dedicated to the manufacture of Chulucanas ceramic vases, plates, eggs, figures, etc. We have the best quality and the best prices of the market because we're manufacturer.
Our company, knowing that our customers want to have a variety in its inventories, has different lines of products.
We offer our customers many different available payment procedures which are wire transfer, money order, etc. Those will make your business with us reliable and sure. Beside, we have many different ways to transport the products from our office to your foreigner location so that they arrive on time and without any inconvenience. We work with the best courier companies and the most trusty freight and custom agents. Our products have been in sales in USA, Canadá, UK, Italy, etc.
Our commitment is about reliance and quality, in consequence, we always do our best for you to feel comfortable doing business with us.Peru goes beyond words.

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Diego Tacuri
General Manager

WHAT IS CHULUCANAS?

Chulucanas is a city district of Peruvian capital of Chulucanas, while the province Morropón in the department of Piura. It is located 49 kilometers east of the city of Piura and a height of 92 meters. The city is made up of 9030 homes. Geographically lies next to the first foothills of the Andes mountains piurana flat and within the yunga of tropical dry forest. Chulucanas is known for hosting big family of potters of origin "Tacllan" indigenous ethnic group originating in Piura, are famous for their ceramics customs and mestizo. This pottery has been declared as a representative product of Peru. Among their most important productive activities are the cultivation and export of fruits like mango and lemon, which together with its significant production of ceramics has made him assert the right to be called "capital of mango, lemon and ceramics."

SET OF 3 CERAMIC VASES CHULUCANAS

Chulucanas is a town in Piura - Peru. The town is famous for its pottery. Originally dating from pre-Inca times it is today exported all over the world.The technique for making this unique pottery, involving only the use of the artisan’s hands and feet,stone and wooden tools,dates back to Pre-Columbian times. These techniques have their roots with the Vicus culture of Northern Peruand have existed for over 2000 years.The skills have been passed on from family member to family member for generations. Once a piece is molded by hand, the baking process is carried out in several stages. Smoke from burning wood and mango leaves creates a black color on the piece except on the areas which have been covered by a glaze and mud mixture. Once the pieces have been fired, they are polished by rubbing them with a fine stone. This polishing completes the process and gives each piece a matte to semi-gloss finish.

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WOMAN WITH VASE

As its name suggests, this beautiful piece comes from Chulucanas, a small village located on the slopes of Mount Vicus, located in the northern part of Peru.
This unique piece of art can trace its roots to the Pre-Incan Vicus culture creating a style that is found nowhere else in the world. It is handcrafted utilizing techniques over two thousand years old. The process is a laborious technique that limits the mass production of each design.

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THINKER CERAMIC STATUE

Pre-Columbian vessels made with a negative smoke resist technique were found in burial sites of the Vicus culture in this area. Unfortunately, this technique had been lost over the centuries.In the late 1960's, several local potters, with the help of a few interested supporters in the area, founded a group called Sanoc Camayoc, or Masters of Clay. The goal of this group was to rediscover the pre-Columbian techniques that had been used by their ancestors in the area. Through many trials and errors they discovered the technique used to create the black-on-white and white-on-black patterns.The hallmark of Chulucanas pottery is the black, which is not painted, each pieces is made by hand-turning. A wooden paddle and smooth stone are used to thin the pieces. After this, a base coat of clay and mineral oxides are applied to the pieces and they are burnished and fired. The pieces are often repainted in the areas where the base color is to be retained.

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Chulucanas Ceramic Sculptures

These charming statuettes depict a couple from Chulucanas dancing. The man wears a pink shirt with green t-shirt while the woman wears a typical dress. We use an ancient ceramic technique for these figurines, polishing them with a river stone. They receive their dark coloration from the smoke of mango leaves. Ceramics such as these are entirely unique from Peru. Thus slight variations of color or brushstrokes confirm their originality and authenticity.

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NAZCA LINES VASE from Chulucanas, Peru

This striking ceramic vase was handcrafted in Chulucanas, a town on the north coast of Peru. Classic Chulucanas pieces feature geometric designs done in black and white. However, in recent years potters have been experimenting with new designs and techniques, as here.This vase was produced through a burnt-paint technique that produces the mottled background effect. It features two figures from the famous Nazca Lines of the southern Peruvian desert, the Dog and the Monkey. The figures were etched into the clay and highlighted in black

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