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Warrior of Tairona

124,00 EUR

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Order-nr. IN-007175

Article No: IN-007175

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Replica | Metal casting | Gold-plated | Height 12 cm | Weight 0.3 kg

The heritage of the Jaguar God: in advanced civilizations of the Andes as well as among the Mesoamerican peoples the Jaguar cult played a major role. This god, half a man, half an animal, is the central theme throughout mystical symbolism. The warrior of Tairona especially impresses with his reaching up high helmet with its unrestrained tropical ornamentation and wealth. Original: Gold Museum, Bogotá. 800-1500 AD, gold-plated metal casting. Height with the plinth 12 cm, weight 0.3 kg.

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Warrior of Tairona

The heritage of the Jaguar God: in advanced civilizations of the Andes as well as among the Mesoamerican peoples the Jaguar cult played a major role. This god, half a man, half an animal, is the central theme throughout mystical symbolism. The warrior of Tairona especially impresses with his reaching up high helmet with its unrestrained tropical ornamentation and wealth. Original: Gold Museum, Bogotá. 800-1500 AD, gold-plated metal casting. Height with the plinth 12 cm, weight 0.3 kg.

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