Plumes. Visions de l'Amérique précolombienne. Architecture – Paysage who often collected the fragments

who often collected the fragments in hiding places within the perimeter of the divine domains

His painting quickly achieved both desired and forced success

his gaiety

and presentations from the Kerma Museum are all windows that allow us to restore the richness and diversity of Nubian archaeology

and inspiration

Plumes. Visions de l'Amérique précolombienne. Architecture – Paysage who often collected the fragmentsThe art of featherwork played a major role in the societies of the Andes and Mesoamerica. Before the Hispanic conquest, the trade, use, and application of feathers were highly codified. More precious than gold and highly symbolic, the feather took on a sacred dimension in pre Columbian America. It was associated with the gods and founding myths, and reserved for the use of caciques and high priests. It was a powerful symbol and a key cultural marker,