Carvings & Statues

This fascinating stone carving bears a Hong Shan dragon and bird facing each other nose to nose on one side and a pig dragon on the back of a water dragon's tail. Learn More

Our curious bi stone depicts a carving of a C dragon with a horned human figure. Learn More

Intriguing Chinese carving appearing to consist of two unique figures, said to represent a shaman morphing into a bird. Resembling carvings attributed to the Hongshan culture, this carving includes an ox-nose loophole, i.e., a double hole resembling the nostrils of an ox, indicating that it was attached to clothing as pendant. Some scholars believed some of the carvings were adornments attached to the cloth of a shaman's ritual vestments. Some Hongshan jade animals figures were believed to possess ...mystical powers. Learn More

Intriguing Chinese stone carving appearing to consist of two unique figures, said to represent a shaman in a trance, morphing into a dragon or other creature. Resembling carvings attributed to the Hongshan culture, this carving includes a bottom insert hole, indicating that it may have been bound to a pole and possibly used for ceremony.  Some describe these figures as alien carvings.  Learn More

Beautifully and intricately carved water agate with flowers, plants and a lizard like creature. Over 3000 years ago, agate was used by the ancient Egyptians to carry water, make rings and other ornaments for their bodies and temples. Water agate is a rare form of agate that has the ability to absorb water, or in vary rare cases, actually contains trapped water that is perhaps millions of years old. This piece replicates the painstakingly carved water agates of the Far East. Learn More

This curious plaque is believed to be a shaman's teaching plaque. This stone plaque is said to be made by or for a shaman. At a gathering, the shaman would hand out the proper lessons carving on a plaque to be prayed to as a learning process. Learn More

This chonta cross measures 6 x 12 with a pointed end. Peru. Learn More

Rustic crosses made from sacred chonta wood. Comes in 3 sizes. Choose size below.  Hand crafted in Peru.

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This staff is used by curanderos in the Northern coastal region of Peru as a power object and healing tool. Hand-carved from extremely hard Chonta wood from the Amazon jungle of Peru.

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