Precolumbian Replicas and Reproductions of craftsmanship done by indigenous cultures of Colombia: Quimbaya, Muisca, Calima, Tumaco, Tairona, etc.. Their look and finish are like just taken out of the excavation. Most references come indifferent sizes and motives. Minimum order for samples: US$ 230 in merchandise.

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Portraits of daily life, male y formate roles were present in pre-columbian pottery. It´s known that women wore these patterns in long skirts as men did on little loincloth, along with necklaces and adornments both on the face and legs. Tombs have been found in which offerings, representing shamans, caciques, priests, warriors and daily life scenes have been portrayed. Also mutilated heads offered in rituals have been found to have these figures.

Inspired product of an original pre-columbian piece handmade with the some techniques utilized by the indians before XVI century, conserving its authentic shape, design and decorative motive.