Large Ceramic God Statue Accessories showcasing a bustling market scene

showcasing a bustling market scene where skeletal figures trade their wares under colourful stalls and festive garlands

They have proved to be a hit at folk festivals and we have seen a great deal of waistcoat customisation

Hailing from the Andes and rooted in the centuries-old Ayacucho folk-art tradition

Prayer wheels are large Buddhist constructions often found at temples that consist of a cylindrical wheel that has been placed upon a spindle so that it can easily be spun around

and are sometimes aimed looking down towards a door or window

Large Ceramic God Statue Accessories showcasing a bustling market sceneThis fine replica of a seated God is typical of the thousands of statues that have been found in Central America dating from 1, 500 BC up to the Spanish Conquest in the 16th century. The cultures varied greatly over time and were centred in differing parts of Central America ranging from the Olmecs, Toltecs, Zapotecs through to the more famous Mayan and Aztec civilisations. However, many of the gods were universal to all the civilisations. The Spanish