Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Wooden kero, accession number 16-8462, described as Polychrome wood Kero with flaring pedestal base; base attached by dowel; split inside repaired with wire and black material; upper band filled with men and women parading in festive attire for a procession called the Chunchu dance in which they parody Indians of the tropical lowlands. The men wear plumed headdresses, tunics, mantles, Spanish-style knee breeches and shirts; they are playing panpipes. Behind them are three women in ankle-length dresses and mantles; they carry what appear to be floral decorations. A drummer boy wears a Spanish hat, knee breeches, and shirt besides the traditional tunic and mantle. In the background are parrots and nupchu flowers; these are repeated in the lower band. The pedestal base is a relatively late feature