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

This Collection of pendants highlights the importance of honoring the land, and carrying symbols that represent the essence of el campo. Understandings the corn and cacao as sacred sources of nourishment, medicine, and relationship.

The ollita de chicha honors the ancient tradition of transforming maiz into a drink of nourishment, celebration, and community. In Colombian Indigenous cultures, chicha has been part of gatherings, ceremonies, and shared moments where corn becomes more than food.Shaped by hand, the little pot holds the spirit of el campo, we honor the hands that transform them.

Pre-Colombian communities often carried figure amulets and pendants as symbols of identity, ancestry, protection, and spiritual connection. These small objects could represent revered ancestors, deities, or powerful forces believed to guide, safeguard, and strengthen the person carrying it.

Includes: Copper jump-ring and adjustable brown Waxed Cord.

Approximate Size: 1"x 2"x 1" Inches (with beads)