Sacred Items

Our intricately hand carved, alabaster-like stone tile features the three revered Incan animal totems of the three worlds: Amaru, the Serpent, representing the lower world; Otorongo, the Jaguar, denizen of the middle world; and Kuntur, the Condor, soaring in the upper world. These three representatives are carved in bas relief over many other symbols of Andean cosmology.  Some backbround symbols may vary slightly from photo in their placement.  Expertly carved by shamanic artists, Abelaro and Luz Marina in Peru.

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Our intricately hand carved, alabaster-like stone tile features the three revered Incan animal totems of the three worlds: Amaru, the Serpent, representing the lower world; Otorongo, the Jaguar, denizen of the middle world; and Kuntur, the Condor, soaring in the upper world. These three representatives are carved in bas relief over many other symbols of Andean cosmology.  Some backbround symbols may vary slightly from photo in their placement.  Expertly carved by shamanic artists, Abelaro and Luz Marina in Peru.

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Stones, given as a gift from Pachamama (Mother Earth), are receptacles of information and power in the Andean tradition and have been used for centuries as tools for healing. These 22 stones come from Lake Titicca, Peru.  Each stone has a symbol drawn on them by the villagers of Chucuito, Peru. 

ANDEANsolrocks is both a personal, playful game of stones and a mysterious oracle into Andean beliefs and culture. Set contains twenty two handpainted stones with their symbols, book, cards, small deck of 22 cards representing each symbol and small woven zipper storage bag. Learn More

Masterly hand carved stone of twelve mountain peaks embodying the energy of the Apus (mountain spirits) and the Andean cosmology and symbology by Cusco shamanic artists Abelardo & Luz Marina. Learn More

This Buddha sits in quiet meditation, his quiet features radiating serenity and peace. Created by Ketut Kariasa, these two lovely statuettes of the Enlightened One are molded from sand and cement. Learn More

This convincing replica of a tumi, or ceremonial knife, distinctly characterised by its semi-circular blade, is carved from stone. Knives such as these were used in the ceremonies of some Inca and pre-Incan cultures in the Peruvian Coastal Region. Learn More

Cute and curious carved disc featuring what appears to be a sea dragon with bulging eyes and curved tail looking directly at you. This different orientation of the dragon is a unique aspect of this piece which also features other intricate carvings and a hole for affixing to a garment or other cloth fastener. Learn More

A beauty in any culture! This carved Phoenix disc is attributed to similar ones from the Zhou Dynasty, c 1046–256 BCE. Learn More

Our large Bat-Eared shaman sits meditatively looking eeriely like an alien. Carving is of dyed sunset orange turquoise. Learn More