Sacred Items

Stone Incan style calendar featuring the Kuntor (Condor) carved in bas relief surrounded by 4 apus and other Andean symbology.  Each piece is unique and slight variations occur between pieces. Learn More

Our intricately hand carved, alabaster-like stone tile features the revered Incan animal totem Otorongo, the Jaguar. Orotongo is protected by symbols for the apus, the sacred mountains, at the four corners, and leaps in bas relief over a background of other Andean symbols. Expertly carved by shamanic artists, Abelaro and Luz Marina in Peru. Learn More

Our finely hand carved, alabaster-like round stone tile features the revered Incan animal totem Amaru, the serpent. Amaru rests coiled in bas relief on a background of other Andean symbols. Expertly carved by shamanic artists, Abelaro and Luz Marina in Peru. Learn More

Our intricately hand carved, alabaster-like stone tile features the revered Incan animal totem Amaru, the serpent. Amaru rests coiled in bas relief on a background of other Andean symbols. Expertly carved by shamanic artists, Abelaro and Luz Marina in Peru. Learn More

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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