Artículos con la etiqueta "cráneos"



Australian Aboriginal Painted Skull
These skulls were painted with beautiful patterns of intersecting parallel lines and dots (dot painting) that symbolize water, pathways...
Unicorn Skull / Cráneo Unicornio
A creature straddling myth and reality, it stems from a blend of descriptions of real animals, translation errors, and...
Cabeza trofeo (Munduruku) Trophy head
nduruku is a name given by their neighbors or rivals, meaning "red ants," alluding to their ferocious...
The Best Replicas of Human Tribal Skulls and Mummies
international benchmark for those who want tribal skulls and mummies without ethical, moral, or legal issues. We've received thanks and congratulations for creating new pieces so that ancient cultures don't die...
Cráneo Ekoi Skull
The Ekoi skulls originate from the Ejagham people, who primarily inhabit what is now southeastern Nigeria and western Cameroon. The Ekoi have a strong tradition of...
Palawan Skulls / Palau or Palaos Islands
Unlike other neighboring peoples or cultures, they did not practice headhunting, and their skulls were considered...
Cráneos Kelabit Skulls (Dayak Subgroup)
The Kelabit are an indigenous subgroup within the broader Dayak ethnic group, the name that encompasses many native peoples of...
Cráneos pintados (Solomon Islands) painted skulls
The painted skulls of the Solomon Islands are part of a complex ancestral and ritual tradition of the Melanesian people, with communities or groups in...
Cráneo vudú KOTA (Gabón / Congo) Voodoo skull KOTA
KOTA Skull: Relic or voodoo skulls are found in various cultures or peoples of the African continent. Guided by the divination of voodoo priests
Cráneo - Nkisi Mbumba - Skull (Congo)
Nkisi Mbumba skulls are considered magical objects filled with medicines that contain a spirit of an ancestor and...

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