Catalogo 2016
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Catalogue<br />
<strong>2016</strong>
PRECOLUMBIAN<br />
CERAMICS<br />
Pre-Columbian art is, above all, a ritual art.<br />
These pieces date back to pre-Columbian<br />
Ecuador territories (about 4000 BC), the same<br />
as now, remain family workshops from the<br />
northern coast of Ecuador have decided to keep<br />
all the testimonies, designs, shapes and stories<br />
that each of these pieces have.
Valdivian Venus (4000 bC)<br />
Elder Venus<br />
CYG042<br />
Young Venus<br />
CYG031<br />
Venus Mother<br />
CYG031
Masks<br />
Inca Mask<br />
CYG034<br />
Pre-Columbian Mask<br />
CYG040<br />
Pre-Columbian Mask<br />
CYG046
JAGUAR<br />
CYG028<br />
WARRIOR<br />
CYG014<br />
SHAMAN<br />
CYG013<br />
VENUS ALLEGORY<br />
CYG006
Mirrors and decorations<br />
WALL ORNAMENT<br />
Precolumbian Design<br />
CYG060<br />
MIRRORS<br />
Precolumbian Allegory<br />
CYG002
Mirrors with precolumbian calendars<br />
Large: 50x35<br />
Small: 30x25
Precolumbian Figures<br />
CRP001<br />
Whistle Bottles with<br />
anthropomorphic and<br />
zoomorphic shapes. 20 x<br />
15 cm, replicas from<br />
original pieces.
Seals<br />
MB002<br />
Shamananic Representations<br />
CRP003
Candle Holder<br />
(Valdivia Culture)<br />
CYG007<br />
Candle Holder (Valdivia Culture)<br />
CYG007
Traditional Ceramic<br />
Diablo Huma<br />
RF001<br />
Cucuruchos<br />
RF003
Legarda’s Virgin (Hanging figure)<br />
RF006<br />
Cuchuruchos<br />
RF005
Ecuadorian fauna<br />
Turtles<br />
RF002
Iguana*<br />
RF006<br />
Turtle*<br />
RF001<br />
More colors available*
Hammerhead Shark<br />
Iguana<br />
Blue Footed Boobies<br />
Solitaire George
Sea Lion<br />
Frigate Bird<br />
LT002<br />
Owls
Indigenous Art<br />
Colorfull representations from ordinary life to magical realism; festivals,<br />
legends, are represented on this sculptures, figures and paintings. This<br />
focus on community events reflects the importance of the relationship<br />
between the community and nature. It is said that Tigua paintings are in<br />
the art community equivalent to the magic realism of literature. The<br />
media are acrylic paints on a sheep skin canvas.
Wooden masks, sculpted and painted by hand, several sizes<br />
and prices. Crafters from the Cotopaxi Province, Ecuadorian<br />
highlands.
Miniatures<br />
Tigua Bowl<br />
Acrilic on wood<br />
13 x 6 cm<br />
SP006<br />
HMT001, HMT002<br />
(10 x 7 cm )
Amazonian Art
Mucahuas<br />
Are created by the women of the Quichua<br />
Canelo people, who decorate them with<br />
images of serpents, tortoises, lizards,<br />
jaguars, scorpions, frogs, and bees, which<br />
are all painted with the women and<br />
children´s hair. The women tell stories<br />
about Nunkui, (the female spirit of yucca<br />
and chakra or farm.) At the beginning of<br />
times, the goddess passed women their<br />
secrets and techniques to make mucahuas<br />
(bowls) , and they told them it was an honor<br />
to drink chicha (a traditional Andean<br />
beverage made from various types of<br />
fermented grains) from the best bowls.
Different Sizes, all the designs are<br />
different
Urban Crafts<br />
NOTEBOOKS<br />
SF002<br />
SF001<br />
(Coconut Fiber)
Bread baskets<br />
Reversible hand-made<br />
breadbaskets.<br />
RDT001
Purses and Bags<br />
Bags made out of coconut<br />
fiber and leather<br />
SF001
Cherubim<br />
RF001<br />
Crosses<br />
Decorative Ceramic<br />
(inspired on Quito´s old churches)
Bull´s horn figures<br />
Animals sculpted on bull´s horn<br />
ALP001
Old Quito´s facades and doors<br />
Scale size<br />
25 x 15 cm<br />
CRB001
Embroidery<br />
Coasters<br />
HMC007<br />
Bread Basket Decorations<br />
HMC002<br />
Towels<br />
HMC003
Hats<br />
Women’s<br />
Sizes S, M, L<br />
RSM001<br />
Classic Model<br />
Unisex<br />
Sizes S, M, L, XL
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