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Chinese Hongshan Carved Bat-Eared Shaman

Chinese Hongshan Carved Bat-Eared Shaman

Our large Bat-Eared shaman sits meditatively looking eeriely like an alien. Carving is of dyed sunset orange turquoise. Learn More
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$180.00
Chinese Hongshan Carved Crowned Shaman

Chinese Hongshan Carved Crowned Shaman

Looking like an alien, this large carving of sunset orange turquoise is dyed. The figure sits in a meditative position. Learn More
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$180.00
Hiwaya Stone Condor

Hiwaya Stone Condor

Our hand carved condor is created from a stone called hiwaya in the Quechua language. This type of stone is similar to hematite. The artistry of the piece shows the condor with wings uplifted in all its splendor and ready to soar. This kuntur has a slight injury to one of its talons, yet this does not affect the magnificance of the piece. Hand carved in Peru. Learn More
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$185.00
Stone Carved Pachamama & Pachapapa

Stone Carved Pachamama & Pachapapa

What else could this hand carved onyx couple represent but fertility? We lovingly refer to them as Pachamama and Pachapapa. Use these figures as you invoke your feminine and masculine energies. Peru.
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$160.00

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