These Inca ritual offering vessel are referred to as

Conopas; these are in the shape of llamas. They were

hand-carved from a fine dark brown grained stone,
then polished with sand and water. They have a hole in
the back called a "qocha" (lagoon). The conopa was
used for offerings during the "haywarisqa" ceremony
(ceremony of offerings): llama fat and blood were
mixed with coca leaves and presented to the gods.