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An ancient Pre Columbian Taino Arawak Cohoba Inhaler featuring a birdman and reptilian ally. Made of jasper like stone. The front of the inhaler represents a birdman or shaman. The reverse side featuring a reptile, likely an iguana or lizard. The top of the head has two tubes with holes in the form of horns. Another hole is located at the bottom of the item. Such stone Inhalers were used by the Taino during hallucinogenic rituals to inhale Cohoba. Historical Artifacts, Museum Pieces For Collectors, Home Decor, and Ancient Sculptures.
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