#Peru is an active hashtag on Bluesky. In the last 30 days, 248 people shared 940 posts with it — around 31 a day. Activity is down 5% versus the previous week, peaking on Aug 2 with 56 posts.

Posts with #Peru

@jmalvarezphoto.bsky.social

over 1 year ago

2009 Machu Picchu #peru #photography #landscape #nikond90

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Liam | Landscape Photography

@shotsbyliam.bsky.social

over 1 year ago

Sundown on the magnificent Cordillera Huayhuash, Peru 🇵🇪 #peru #mountains #mountain #landscape #travel #nature

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Ambabheg

@ambabheg.bsky.social

8 months ago

365 Challenge No. 1 - 2025 publish daily old unpublished pics Day 358 - Sunset over the pacific from Lima, Peru 2014 More at fotosbyfaj.com #fotosbyfaj #dusk #sundown #sunset #Lima #peru #photography #blueskykin

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Patrick Kapty

@patrickkapty.bsky.social

2 months ago

Killer Whale vessel painted ceramic c. 100 BCE - 800 CE Nazca culture Peru #handmade #art #ancientart #nazcaculture #peru #painted #ceramic #killerwhale #vessel #bottle #ritual #ceremonial #belief #religion #precolumbian #prehispanic #tribalart #larcomuseum #lima

This artifact is a Nazca culture vessel depicting a mythological "killer whale" or anthropomorphic sea creature. Originating from present-day Peru around 100 BCE – 800 CE, it was used in ceremonial contexts. The vessel often features stylized human heads within its design, representing the theme of headhunting in Nazca mythology. It is a notable piece housed in the Larco Museum in Lima.

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Patrick Kapty

@patrickkapty.bsky.social

4 months ago

Jar with Anthropomorphic Figure ceramic with resinous postfire paint 650–150 BCE Paracas Ocucaje area, Ica Valley, south coast, Peru #handmade #art #culture #religion #paracas #peru #flyingfigure #afterlife #spiritual #fertility #agriculture #ancientart #ancientpottery #precolumubian #prehispanic

The figure depicted on the Paracas pottery bowl is typically interpreted as a supernatural or anthropomorphic "flying figure". These figures are common motifs in Paracas art and are believed to represent beings from an otherworldly or supernatural realm.
The figure combines human-like traits with other features, such as claws and a three-point mouth.
The way the figures are oriented on the bowl suggests they are flying or moving through a different realm, possibly related to the mountains which were considered a supernatural area.
Similar figures in Paracas and the related Nasca culture often appear alongside other mythical beings and sometimes incorporate elements like "trophy heads," suggesting a connection to ritual and agricultural abundance beliefs.
Paracas art, in general, reflects the culture's deep investment in the afterlife and their dependence on the natural world and agricultural cycles, with these figures likely playing a role in their cosmology and rituals.

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Liam | Landscape Photography

@shotsbyliam.bsky.social

over 1 year ago

16,000ft elevation in Peru #peru #mountains #nature #landscape #alpine #mountain

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Daniel Solis

@danielsolis.bsky.social

5 days ago

Andean Space Agency Some "incafuturism" this week, combining my interest in space and my Incan roots. This illustration is based on a cover of a century-old Peruvian magazine called Amauta. #Space #Peru #WeeklyTshirt #Inca #Andes danielsolis.threadless.co….