Peruvian Sacred Archetypes Necklace

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Product Size: 2" L x .75" W 18" Cord

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Magnificantly hand-crafted chunky pendant with intricate alpaca silver details encasing semi-precious Peruvian amethyst. This pendant features three archetypes of Incan cosmology: Sachamama, the serpent of the South; Jaguar, or Otorongo of the West; and the condor-eagle, Apuchin, of the East.

Silver spiral swirls with draping strands of silver encasing the central stone. The small inset is purple spondylus as is the inset in the bail. Approximately 2 inches long including the bail and .75 inches wide. Handcrafted in Cusco, Peru.

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Dimensions

Length: 2"
Width: .75"
Size: 18" Cord

Product Origin

Edwin Herrera, Cusco Peru

Edwin Herrera Salinas, lives in Cusco, Peru with his wife Nilda, and daughter, Camila. Carrying on in the family tradition, Edwin was schooled on styles and techniques of jewelry making by his parents. Over the last ten years, Edwin became enthralled with the pre-Incan MocheLambayeque cultures of Northern Coastal Peru and captures some of their legends and symbols in his jewelry. Originally interested in painting, Edwin dabbled in the techniques and the beautifully transparent palette of water colors which have carried over into his work as a jewelry maker.

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Everything in nature is sacred to us. Animals are our teachers and our source of life. All of them are very important in our spiritual life. Nowadays people are just rediscovering the healing powers of dolphins, dogs, cats, frogs and others. The ancient cultures have been in connection with God through God's creation, Pachamama and all living creatures on her.