📖In Inca tradition, scepters were more than simple staffs of power: they were symbols of connection with the divine and authority over the earth and the cosmos.
This large, imposing ceramic scepter is decorated with engraved motifs and crowned with the figure of a figure with a profound gaze and a solemn expression. His headdress and clothing represent hierarchy, while the incised symbols—such as the sun and moon—evoke the sacred duality of the Andean universe.

The wear on its surface and the dark patina covering the piece reinforce its ancient character, conveying the sensation of being before an object that has carried history and energy. This type of scepter was used in rituals, ceremonies of power, and possibly as an insignia of Inca authorities or priests.

🔸 Ideal for collectors of pre-Columbian ceremonial objects, museums, or lovers of pieces of ancestral power.

✨ What makes this piece special:

Inca ceremonial scepter, symbol of power and spirituality

Anthropomorphic figure carved on the top with a solemn gesture

Engravings of cosmic symbols such as the sun and moon

Impressive height and patina that denote its age

📌 Details:

Culture: Inca

Material: Ceramic

Colors: Dark hue with aged patina

Dimensions: 4.6 cm (length) × 4.1 cm (width) × 73.7 cm (height)

Weight: 744 g

Condition: Shows wear and marks typical of the passage of time

🌟 A symbol of ancestral power

This scepter is not just a decorative object: it is a symbol of authority and spiritual connection, a piece that conveys the grandeur and mystique of the Inca empire.