A Pre Columbian painted ceramic standing figure from the Chancay culture in Peru featuring a remarkable and historically significant piece of ancient art. The Chancay culture thrived in the central coast of Peru from around 1000 to 1470 AD and produced distinctive ceramics known for their unique style and symbolism. This ceramic figure represents a standing human or deity, adorned with intricate painted designs that are characteristic of Chancay pottery. The Chancay people were skilled in creating ceramic vessels and figurines, often using earthy colors and geometric patterns in their artwork. Pre Columbian Sculptures And Ceramic Collectibles.