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ANCIENT WISDOM, MODERN INSIGHTS
Guided by our exploration of ancient traditions and age-old practices inspired by Peruvian Shamanism, we seek answers on how to forge a stronger personal bond with the earth, cosmos, and energies that surround us.
Understanding the Origin: Handmade Peruvian Jew...
At Mestana Collective, we cherish the authentic crafts and rich cultural heritage of Peru. One of our unique offerings during retreats is a visit to the Pisacolk'e Craft Center, where you can immerse yourself in the time-honored art of silversmithing, guided by expert silversmith Ernesto. This hands-on experience not only results in a beautiful piece of jewelry but also connects you deeply with the cultural and spiritual significance of Peruvian craftsmanship.
Understanding the Origin: Handmade Peruvian Jewelry
At Mestana Collective, we cherish the authentic crafts and rich cultural heritage of Peru. One of our unique offerings during retreats is a visit to the Pisacolk'e Craft Center, where you can immerse yourself in the time-honored art of silversmithing, guided by expert silversmith Ernesto. This hands-on experience not only results in a beautiful piece of jewelry but also connects you deeply with the cultural and spiritual significance of Peruvian craftsmanship.
The Art and Importance of Peruvian Mesa Creation
At Mestana Collective, we deeply cherish the ancient traditions that connect us to the spiritual wisdom of the Peruvian Andes. One such tradition is the creation of the Mesa, a sacred altar first used by the Q'ero people, the last known descendants of the Inca. This practice is a profound way to establish a personal connection to the earth, the cosmos, and our inner selves. Let's explore the sanctity of the directions, the different types of Mesas, and how you can create your own.
The Art and Importance of Peruvian Mesa Creation
At Mestana Collective, we deeply cherish the ancient traditions that connect us to the spiritual wisdom of the Peruvian Andes. One such tradition is the creation of the Mesa, a sacred altar first used by the Q'ero people, the last known descendants of the Inca. This practice is a profound way to establish a personal connection to the earth, the cosmos, and our inner selves. Let's explore the sanctity of the directions, the different types of Mesas, and how you can create your own.
