Perpetuating the legacy of the ancient Maya, Ruben and Gilda Perez depicts a canoe journey on a slab of dark green jade. Deities paddle the boat that carries the maize god, a spider monkey, dog, parrot and iguana with human attributes. The original image is etched into bone discovered at burial 166 in Tikal, and is on there display at the Morley Museum.
The Guatemalan artisans display the plaque on a black pinewood base.
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The fine attention to detail amazes me. The carvings are so well done with every little detail put in place
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The stone is clean and elegant, enhanced by the simple setting.
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The craftsmanship of the jade is amazing and beautiful. Keeping the artisan traditions of the area made my purchase a worthwhile one. Hopefully not my last one from these artisans in Guatemalaā¦
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