1960s Hand-Tooled Leather Ottoman with Pre-Columbian Motifs Chinese They were typically installed flanking

They were typically installed flanking both ends of the highest horizontal ridge of a roof

Crafted in Egypt and carved from soapstone

The English translation for the Japanese inscription: "Hotoke-dai no kura kama" which translates to

the head is in good antique condition

1960s Hand-Tooled Leather Ottoman with Pre-Columbian Motifs Chinese They were typically installed flankingTraveling Man treasures is selling this vintage hand tooled leather ottoman decorated with pre Columbian relief motifs designed by Angel Pazmio in Ecuador during the 1960s 1970s. The intricate geometric iconography draws deeply from Inca, Mayan, and Aztec symbolic artoften depicting localized deities, solar calendars, and spiritual geometry. The ottoman is in good overall condition with normal signs of usage wear, and made from thick, heavy duty brown