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Peruvian folk-art tourist piece from the late 20th century. hand-painted onto white ceramic barrels. The stylized brown and black brushstrokes depict a traditional Andean highland scene: The geometric blocks represent stylized mountains, agricultural terraces, and a farm landscape. The distinctive brown silhouettes represent llamas grazing in the mountains, alongside small depictions of local farmers. chunky, vibrant cobalt glazed ceramic accent pieces are mechanically linked together by thick brass-toned wire loops rather than traditional thread or cord stringing—is a trademark construction style of Peruvian souvenir and export jewelry from the 1970s through the 1990s. 24” wearable length Has clasp As is