These pages are a collection of odd pictures
and trivia about llamas.
(They are not for sale, they are simply for your entertainment.)
Pottery Items with Llamas
(They are not for sale, they are simply for your entertainment.)
Pottery Items with Llamas
If you check the close-up photo below you can see that the Mexicans are not too familiar with llamas.
Issued in 1991, this is the ninth plate in the series “The Last of Their Kind: The Endangered Species” painted by Will Nelson.
He writes on the back of the plate “The Vicuna — slim, elegant cousin of the camel — has the lightest, finest wool fleece in the world — and is endangered because of it.”
A small vessel
in the shape of a
reclining llama.
From the Inca culture
in Peru, circa 1200 - 1500.
A pottery
pencil holder!
This Mochicha
Peruvian pot
in the shape
of a llama head
dates from between
300 and 600 AD.
An oil lamp
in the shape of a llama.
This Precolumbian pot from Peru
is a water vessel in the shape
of a kushed, or resting llama.
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