Stone Carvings Jaguar Offering Bowl
 
 
Stone Carvings Jaguar Offering Bowl
  • Stone Carvings Jaguar Offering Bowl

Jaguar Offering Bowl

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  • Product Size: 5" L  x  3" H  x  2" W

$155.00

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 A piece for your sacred offerings and made in Peru. This solid and sturdy, hand carved black offering bowl is fashioned from a very dark and dense metallic stone called Hiwaya in Quechua, an Andean language. Its properties are similar to those of hematite which grounds and protects us and strengthens our connection with Pachamama, making us feel safe and secure. It endows us with courage, strength, endurance and vitality. 

 

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Dimensions

  • Length: 5"

  • Width: 2"

  • Height: 3"

Product Origin
  • Abelardo & Luzmarina Mirano - Shaman

    Abelardo & Luzmarina Mirano


    Abelardo and his wife Luzmarina are master shamanic artisans. They have been creating traditional sacred stone carvings for many years and are well respected by shamans, teachers and practitioners both in Peru and abroad. Their art is infused with a deep understanding of Andean cosmology, ancient shamanic practices and a deep love for the apus and Pachamama. They live in Cusco, Peru with their three beautiful children Paola, Chaska and Sebastian.

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Features:

  • Solid and Sturdy - will not tip.
  • Heavy Incense Burning Bowl
  • Hand Carved from Hiwaya Stone
  • Handles are Sacred Llamas
  • Perfect for burning resin and powdered incense
  • Fill with sand and use it for stick and solid incense
  • Made in Peru
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Providing a connection to the sacred arts of indigenous communities

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