Mayan Jaguar Headdress Ceramic Wall Plaque Fans Two secure zipped compartments on

Two secure zipped compartments on the front of the backpack as well as one hidden one on the back makes this bag practical for keeping your valubles separate and easily accessible

Looks great teamed up with a patterned top and is cool in the summer heat but can also be worn with boots in the winter

Anamphorais a type of container used to store various products

To make one of these tapestries initially the cloth is stretched over a frame and then heavy metallic thread is sewn by hand

This style of gong is similar to the Tam-tam or Chau style with a turned down rim

Mayan Jaguar Headdress Ceramic Wall Plaque Fans Two secure zipped compartments onThis ceramic wall plaque is full of Mayan mysticism and bold, hand crafted character. A profile face is crowned by a spotted jaguar headdress and surrounded by swirling glyphs and symbolic forms a piece that tells a story as much as it decorates a wall. In Mayan culture, the jaguar was the most powerful of all animals lord of the underworld, symbol of night, and embodiment of royal authority. Jaguar headdresses were worn by kings and shamans as a mark