Small Chacmool Idol Folklore more commonly known as African

more commonly known as African Cedar

Rest the singing bowl in the palm of your hand

has the lengthiest period of sound and has applications in sound therapy and relaxation techniques

sweaters and material offcuts which could otherwise end up in landfill

ethically sourced wool

Small Chacmool Idol Folklore more commonly known as AfricanChacmool statues have been found at many Maya and Aztec sites including the famous Chichn Itza. The bowl that they hold is believed to have been a receptacle for religious offerings. Both the Maya and Aztecs held fearful beliefs about their gods. They thought that the gods that had created them were also capable of destroying them and had destroyed several worlds before. In order to please the gods and avoid their wrath, sacrifices were often made.