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Bolivian Brass Llama Charm from the Witches' Market of La Paz

Bolivian Brass Llama Charm from the Witches' Market of La Paz

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A small brass llama acquired at the Calle de las Brujas, the witches' market of La Paz, Bolivia. The green and yellow yarn at its neck was tied by a practitioner at the market and is part of the charm rather than decoration.

In Aymara tradition, the llama is associated with prosperity, protection, and the household, with connections to offerings made to Pachamama. This small brass figure is intended to be kept visible in the home, on a shelf, desk, counter, or entry table.

Details

  • Origin: La Paz, Bolivia
  • Acquired: Calle de las Brujas
  • Material: Brass with tied yarn
  • Dimensions: 3 in. tall × 2 in. long
  • Tradition: Aymara
  • Meaning: Prosperity and protection

Acquired in La Paz for From The Andes.

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