Maiz & Chakana Altar Ollita

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Maiz & Chakana Altar Ollita

$240.00

One of a kind individually hand-built ceramic sculpture. Inspired by ancestral roots and our connection to this sacred material.

Altar ollita to store seeds. Traditionally to store seeds, herbs, and medicine. A symbol of cultural resilience and permanence. A vessel that is both practical and ceremonial. With this piece we honor the maiz which is sacred to us and many pueblos originarios. We come from corn, it holds immense significance in many Indigenous communities because it is a living being with its own spirit. Its cultivation embodies ancestral knowledge, resilience, and a deep relationship with the land. Honoring corn acknowledges the traditions, rituals, and stewardship practices passed down through generations.

Septum and corn with 14k Gold Luster

*This piece is ornamental, not intended for direct cooking or storing of liquids.

Approximate Size: 5"x 7"x 6.5" (with lid) Inches

Opening about 3" Inches wide

*Please note: this handmade ceramic piece has three small, visible cracks on the inner side of both handles. Minor variations, imperfections, and small cracks can occur naturally during the making and firing process

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