Name: Wool area rug, Tumi Axe (2.5 x 4.5)
SKU: 287966

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Solar Tumi 18K Gold Plated Necklace with Inca Tumi Pendant

Length: 17.75"

Adriana de Gadea

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Peru is rightfully proud of its pre-Hispanic heritage. Images related to it appear in many of its modern handcrafts, and jewelry making is no exception. This necklace by Adriana de Gadea depicts an Inca warrior standing on the curved blade known as a tumi, and the shape is repeated on his helmet. The sun refers to Inti Raymi, their most important deity. Crafted of sterling silver, the pendant and chain are bathed in 18k gold.

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Inca Symbolism Decorative Copper and Bronze Vase from Peru

Ronald Franco

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Gleaming golden color defines Inca symbols. A warrior mask, the god Wiracocha and a ceremonial tumi blade accompany images from the intricate Raimondi stela. Named for Antonio Raimondi, who discovered it, the stela depicts a deity from the Chavin culture known as the smiling god. The original is housed in the National Museum of Anthropology and Archaeology in Lima. Ronald Franco works in copper and bronze to craft this beautiful vase.

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Andean Force Artisan Crafted Silver and Chrysocolla Pendant Necklace

Length: 17.75"

Adriana de Gadea

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Adriana de Gadea transforms the tumi, the ceremonial knife of the ancient Inca, Moche and Chimu cultures, into a necklace of extraordinary elegance. The sterling silver pendant is masterfully detailed and ends with chrysocolla on the rounded blade area.

.925 Sterling silver

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Tumi Axe Signed Handwoven Inca Motif 2.5x4.5 Wool Area Rug from Peru

David Laura Zanabria

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A stylized tumi axe is depicted in this area rug from Peru. The tumi was a ceremonial blade characteristic of ancient cultures such as the Moche, Chimu, and Inca. A typical tumi axe features a curved blade at one end, its handle often adorned with a small sculpture that depicts a legendary or historical figure. The composition on this rug is realized in a variety of colors against a body of black. Andean artisan David Laura Zanabria designs the rug, weaving it by hand from wool on an artisanal loom.

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Tumi Hand Tooled Leather Serving Trays (Set of 3)

Abel Rios

(76)

Beautiful yet practical set of three cedar trays wrapped in fine leather. The leather's surface has been embossed with pre-Incaic motifs in both high and low relief. These trays fit nicely one inside of the other. Handcrafted by Abel Rios.

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Andean Deities Copper and Bronze Decorative Boxes from Peru (Set of 4)

Ronald Franco

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Peruvian Artisan Ronald Franco brings us these elegant and stunning decorative boxes made from copper and bronze. This set has traditional motifs representing Andean deities. Wiracocha, the Condor God and the Tumi are symbols of the glory of the Andes and of great importance to the Peruvian culture. Each piece is hand-embossed, making this set of 4 decorative boxes a work of art that will surely be the centerpiece of your decor.

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Sun God Wiracocha Andean Hand Tooled Leather Jewelry Box with the Sun God

Julio Sanchez

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The Inca god Wiracocha stands proud in the firmament to crown a handsome jewelry chest. The original divinity of the people of Tiahuanaco, this god emerged from the waters of Lake Titicaca. He created the heavens, the earth, and the first generation of giants who inhabited the land in total darkness. Wiracocha is honored in the Inti Raymi, meaning "Festival of the Sun," in Cuzco, symbolizing the eternal consecration between the sun and his children — human beings.

Julio Sanchez crafts the box by hand to imitate a chest with six drawers and an upper compartment with a mirror. It closes with a lock and key. Each side features images of the tumi, a ceremonial blade used in ancient Peru for spiritual sacrifices, crowned with the effigy of a warrior.

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Inca Tumi Artisan Crafted Sterling Silver and Opal Hook Earrings

Length: 1.8" x 0.3" W x 0.2" D

Patricia Jara

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The ceremonial customs of the Inca people inspire the design of these earrings by Patricia Jara. Working with sterling silver, she crafts detailed tumi knives, once reserved for rituals and now regarded as good luck talismans. Opal gems create a fabulous contrast with its verdant luminescence.

.925 Sterling silver

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Brown Tumi Men's Hand Made Leather Wallet from Peru

Henry and Carlos

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Henry and Carlos select the Inca tumi knife to guard the riches within this handcrafted wallet. The masculine wallet is crafted of quality leather in a patchwork arrangement in black, brown and beige. The wallet features two compartments for bills, three for credit cards, and an ID window. The lined interior also includes a removable tab featuring a coin purse on the outer side, and two clear slots for favorite pics on the underside.

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Inca Mythology Tumi Motif Embossed Leather Sling from Peru

Berardo Santos

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Handcrafted using techniques passed down from the colonial era, this impressive sling showcases the work of Peruvian artisan Berardo Santos. He works in leather, delicately tooling it by hand to feature pre-Hispanic images of anthropomorphic figures and ceremonial tumi axes at the front with the image of an Inca warrior at the back. Draped over the shoulder on an adjustable leather strap, the bag opens with a belt buckle flap to reveal an interior with faux leather at the sides. An open pocket on one side provides space for storing small items.

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Royal Moche Warrior Peruvian Archaeological Replica Moche Soldier Clay Vessel

Walter Jose Acosta

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Tensed to leap into battle, a terracotta Moche warrior wears the regalia of the king's forces. Walter Jose Acosta realistically depicts the young fighting man with a shield on his wrist and a fearsome truncheon. The short tunic permits freedom of motion while his helmet is strapped on to ward off blows and is crowned with a ceremonial tumi blade. This huaco, or terracotta vessel is a realistic portrait of a man from Peru's pre-Inca Moche culture. Archaeologists believe these "hard portraits" were crafted for ceremonial purposes to guarantee a life after death. They have been found in tombs, and may be a way of identifying the dead as a member of Moche society.

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Men's leather wallet, 'Brown Tumi'

David

Jul 10, 2024

Exactly what I was hoping for!

Having used this wallet now for a few months, it is exactly what I was hoping for! It is durable, has room to hold all of my cards, and keeps my drivers license visible so that I don't need to pull it out anytime I need to prove that I am at least 21. The design and stitching are masterfully done. So far it has held up much better than other designer brand wallets I've wasted money on in the past. And excellent buy!

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Wool area rug, 'Tumi Axe' (2.5 x 4.5)

Bert

Feb 14, 2021

Stunning artwork!

The color scheme and artwork of this rug lifts my living space to new heights. The rug is one of the most beautiful that I have ever seen. Thank you so much.

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