history.
Jewellery, and I’m Colombian.
Americas apart from the Aztecs, Mayans, and Incans, was the Muisca civilization on
the Altiplano
Cundiboyacense in the Eastern
Ranges of
the Colombian Andes.
ancient Colombia between 600 and 1600 CE. Their territory encompassed what is
now Bogotá and its environs, and they have gained lasting fame as the origin of
the El Dorado legend. The
Muisca have also left a significant artistic legacy with their superb gold work, and much of the excellence of this work has never been reached by any other Americas culture.
civilization is The Muisca Ralf, which is exhibited at the Gold Museum in Bogota. It is a lost-wax
casting in gold with a small amount of copper.
The Muisca Raft
investiture of the Muisca chief, which used to take place at Lake
Guatavita.
early 1969 in a cave in the village of Lázaro Fonte in the municipality
of Pasca (Cundinamarca), Colombia,
in a ceramic pot, adorned with a human figure whose face has sharp teeth.
inter-locking forms. Also produced were ceramics (including clay figures) and
carved semi-precious stones.
Muisca’s Charms Braceler. Sterling Silver. hplafaurie.ca
miraculous way, it has come to my hands and imagination to help me transform materials into wonderful things!
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