Reverence, Mug made in the USA
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CA$26.35
CA$26.35 - CA$28.88
per item
• Ceramic
• Dishwasher and microwave safe
• White and glossy
• Made in the USA
This glossy mug will become an irreplaceable item in your everyday routine thanks to its perfect size and sturdy shape. Its brilliant print will retain its quality even when dish-washed and microwaved.
What it's about?
This band shows, in a very "Copador" style created during the Late Classic (AD 600-800) in the southeastern Maya, a row of priests in reverence position, decorating a ceremonial vessel. Archaeologists and artists from Blueprinted Education have deployed this band showing the beauty of the natural colors and features used by the ancient craftsmen, in a salvaged vessel in a private collection in San Salvador, El Salvador. The simplicity of the drawings creates a true natural beauty, devised by those who live with the environment and its resources. The style "Copador" was an expanded fashion within the old art of this region, being strongly accepted and commercialized. Today, this style allows archaeologists and scholars to approach the cosmogony, clothing and traditions seen through ancient plastics.
This beautiful art print is created by hand by our artists and archaeologists from Blueprinted Education.
Thank you for shopping with us! And remember, our art and its meaning will also give you something else to share.
• Dishwasher and microwave safe
• White and glossy
• Made in the USA
This glossy mug will become an irreplaceable item in your everyday routine thanks to its perfect size and sturdy shape. Its brilliant print will retain its quality even when dish-washed and microwaved.
What it's about?
This band shows, in a very "Copador" style created during the Late Classic (AD 600-800) in the southeastern Maya, a row of priests in reverence position, decorating a ceremonial vessel. Archaeologists and artists from Blueprinted Education have deployed this band showing the beauty of the natural colors and features used by the ancient craftsmen, in a salvaged vessel in a private collection in San Salvador, El Salvador. The simplicity of the drawings creates a true natural beauty, devised by those who live with the environment and its resources. The style "Copador" was an expanded fashion within the old art of this region, being strongly accepted and commercialized. Today, this style allows archaeologists and scholars to approach the cosmogony, clothing and traditions seen through ancient plastics.
This beautiful art print is created by hand by our artists and archaeologists from Blueprinted Education.
Thank you for shopping with us! And remember, our art and its meaning will also give you something else to share.
