Informazioni aggiuntive
| Peso | 4,2 g |
|---|---|
| Altezza | 3 cm |
| Larghezza | 1.8 cm |
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| Paese d'origine |
Ciondolo giaguaro e condor – simboli culture Sud America
58,00 €
Ciondolo con giaguaro e condor, simboli di grande rilevanza nelle culture del Sud America.
A Chavín de Huantar, antico sito individuato nell’attuale provincia peruviana di Huari, a nord di Lima, sono stati rinvenuti due templi, uno antico ed uno più recente, con nel loro interno molteplici figure intagliate con le sembianze del giaguaro e del condor, anche congiunti.
Il giaguaro, considerato l’animale perfetto, assolutamente inserito nella natura e gran cacciatore, era l’emblema di ciò che il guerriero doveva essere: divenendo come l’animale, l’uomo-cacciatore ne acquisiva le caratteristiche di forza, astuzia, agilità, tranquillità, determinazione e precisione.
Il condor era la rappresentazione del sole: unendo i due animali nei totem religiosi, come sono stati ritrovati nel tempio più antico, si rappresentava uno stato più elevato di coscienza, capace di governare il mondo superiore.
Descrizione
Pendant with jaguar and condor, symbols of great importance for the cultures of South America.
At Chavín de Huantar, an ancient site located in the Peruvian province of Huari, north of Lima, two temples were found, one old and one more recent with many carved figures inside them that looked like a jaguar and a condor, sometimes even joined together.
The jaguar is considered the perfect animal. Fully inserted into nature and a great hunter, it was the emblem of what a warrior was supposed to be: becoming jaguar-like, the man/hunter acquired the characteristic of strength, cunning, agility, calm, determination and precision.
The condor was the representation of the sun: combining the two animals in a religious totem -as found in the oldest of the aforementioned temples- symbolized a higher state of consciousness, able to rule the higher world.
Pendant with jaguar and condor, symbols of great importance in the cultures of South America.
At Chavín de Huantar, an ancient site located in the Peruvian province of Huari, north of Lima, two temples were found, one old and one more recent with many carved figures inside them that looked like jaguar and condor, sometimes even joined together.
The jaguar is considered the perfect animal. Fully inserted into nature and a great hunter, it was the emblem of what a warrior was supposed to be: becoming jaguar-like, the man/hunter acquired the characteristic of strength, cunning, agility, calm, determination and precision.
The condor was the representation of the sun: combining the two animals in a religious totem -as found in the oldest of the aforementioned temples- symbolized a higher state of consciousness, able to rule the higher world.
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