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(Varón, 2014) The mountains of Peru hold deep personal significance for me, they are the place of my birth and the heart of my earliest memories. Woven into this sacred Andean landscape, the condor, puma, and snake embody the three levels of spiritual existence: sky, earth, and the underworld. These revered symbols reflect an ancestral worldview in which nature is honored, interconnected, and alive, shaping the way we perceive, experience, and engage with the world around us.
Rich with mysticism, cultural symbolism, spiritual meaning, and Andean heritage, this piece celebrates the timeless relationship between humanity and the natural world.
(Varón, 2014) The mountains of Peru hold deep personal significance for me, they are the place of my birth and the heart of my earliest memories. Woven into this sacred Andean landscape, the condor, puma, and snake embody the three levels of spiritual existence: sky, earth, and the underworld. These revered symbols reflect an ancestral worldview in which nature is honored, interconnected, and alive, shaping the way we perceive, experience, and engage with the world around us.
Rich with mysticism, cultural symbolism, spiritual meaning, and Andean heritage, this piece celebrates the timeless relationship between humanity and the natural world.