Cedar and leather accent table, 'Smiling God'

Richly tooled leather depicts finely crafted images from the intricate Raimondi stela.

Named for Antonio Raimondi who discovered it, it depicts a deity from the Chavin culture known as the smiling god.

The original, incised composition embodies duality within a figure, in this case an agricultural and fertility deity with splayed, taloned feet.

Depicted on a cedar wood accent table by Abel Ríos, the deity holds two tall staffs.

The original is housed in Lima's National Museum of Anthropology and Archaeology.

Dimensions:  31.5" Diam. x 18.1" H 

Weight:  7.45 kgs

Weight:  16.4 lbs

Cedar wood and leather

Some assembly required