Moche artisans used to weave reed baskets of all sizes for different uses. Some of them work on this for fifty years.
I visited artisan workshops this week, today I met a group of artisans who work with cow bones and sheets of copper, this image can only see one stage of its production process ... Copper Elephant, each measuring no more than a centimeter. At first sight this can look like chocolates :-)
Moche Culture has a figure called the Decapitator, mostly depicted as a spider, but also depicted as a winged creature or a sea monster all three features symbolizing land, water and air. We can see this figure in the "Huaca de la Luna", showing different expresions. 
La Cultura Moche tiene una personaje llamado el Degollador , mayormente representado como una araña, pero también se le describe como una criatura alada o un monstruo marino con los tres elementos que simbolizan la tierra, el agua y el aire. Podemos ver esta figura en los frisos interiores de la "Huaca de la Luna", donde muestra diferentes expresiones.Algunos artesanos usan al Degollador en los souvenirs... esta vez ví un espejo con su forma, me gustó mucho, y aunque mis ojos se vean raros, el espejo es lindo :)
This gourds are handpainted by moche artists, they belong to Art School and sell this gourds to foreign people, because in Peru, people don't use this products for nests o birdhouses, but this young people is creating new products for local consumers... it's a challenge for them. 
