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Quimbaya Collection

The Quimbaya civilization, hailing from Colombia, left behind a rich legacy of intricate and awe-inspiring artifacts

Background imageQuimbaya Collection: Pre-Columbian: Columbia, Quimbaya. Seated figure, 14-15th century (gold figurine)

Pre-Columbian: Columbia, Quimbaya. Seated figure, 14-15th century (gold figurine)
532960 Pre-Columbian: Columbia, Quimbaya. Seated figure, 14-15th century (gold figurine); Universal History Archive/UIG.

Background imageQuimbaya Collection: Pre-Columban gold mask from Columbia

Pre-Columban gold mask from Columbia
Gold mask from pre-Columban tomb, Quimbaya region, Columbia

Background imageQuimbaya Collection: Gold Pre-Columbian seated figure, Quimbaya, Colombia, pre 14th-15th century

Gold Pre-Columbian seated figure, Quimbaya, Colombia, pre 14th-15th century

Background imageQuimbaya Collection: Pottery vessel with twin spouts (one missing) and strap-handle, Quimbaya, Columbia, 500-1000

Pottery vessel with twin spouts (one missing) and strap-handle, Quimbaya, Columbia, 500-1000. Royal Scottish Museum, Edinburgh

Background imageQuimbaya Collection: Ceramic figure of an Indian from Quimbaya, Quindio, Colombia, South America

Ceramic figure of an Indian from Quimbaya, Quindio, Colombia, South America. From La Ilustracion Artistica, published 1887

Background imageQuimbaya Collection: The head of a warrior with gold ornamentation worked by the Quimbaya civilization

The head of a warrior with gold ornamentation worked by the Quimbaya civilization, a South American civilization, noted for spectacular gold work. Quimbaya, Quindio, Columbia, South America

Background imageQuimbaya Collection: PRE-COLUMBIAN GOLD. Female figurine. Columbia, Quimbaya

PRE-COLUMBIAN GOLD. Female figurine. Columbia, Quimbaya

Background imageQuimbaya Collection: Quimbay civilization (Colombia). 500-1500. Beaded necklaces

Quimbay civilization (Colombia). 500-1500. Beaded necklaces
South American civilization. Quimbay civilization (Colombia). 500-1500. Beaded necklaces. From right to left; 16cm, 35 cm and 31 cm. Private Collection

Background imageQuimbaya Collection: Quimbay civilization (Colombia). Anthropomorphic figure

Quimbay civilization (Colombia). Anthropomorphic figure
South American civilization. Quimbay civilization (Colombia). 500-1500. Anthropomorphic figure. 24 x 15 cm diameter. Private collection

Background imageQuimbaya Collection: Poporo. Lime container used to carry the lime to

Poporo. Lime container used to carry the lime to the mouth while chewing coca leaves. Poporos are also attributed with mystical powers and social status

Background imageQuimbaya Collection: Gold breastplate with anthropomorphic figure. Quimbaya

Gold breastplate with anthropomorphic figure. Quimbaya art. Jewelry. COLOMBIA. CUNDINAMARCA. Bogotᮠ Gold Museum

Background imageQuimbaya Collection: Anthropomorphic gold figure decorated with a nose

Anthropomorphic gold figure decorated with a nose ring. Quimbaya art. Jewelry. COLOMBIA. CUNDINAMARCA. Bogotᮠ Gold Museum

Background imageQuimbaya Collection: Anthropomorphic figure of a man seated with nose

Anthropomorphic figure of a man seated with nose ring. Quimbaya art. Ceramics. COLOMBIA. CUNDINAMARCA. Bogotᮠ Gold Museum

Background imageQuimbaya Collection: Pre-Columbian: Columbia, Quimbaya. Seated figure, 14-15th century, gold

Pre-Columbian: Columbia, Quimbaya. Seated figure, 14-15th century, gold

Background imageQuimbaya Collection: Human figure. 500-1500. Gold figure from the

Human figure. 500-1500. Gold figure from the Treasure of the Quimbayas. Quimbaya art. Sculpture. SPAIN. Madrid. Americas Museum. Proc: COLOMBIA

Background imageQuimbaya Collection: Figure of Cacique. 6th-10th c. Gold. Quimbaya

Figure of Cacique. 6th-10th c. Gold. Quimbaya art. Sculpture. SPAIN. Madrid. Americas Museum. Proc: COLOMBIA. QUIND͏

Background imageQuimbaya Collection: Gold helmet

Gold helmet. Quimbaya art. Jewelry. Proc: COLOMBIA

Background imageQuimbaya Collection: COLOMBIA: GOLD FIGURE. Gold figure of the Quimbaya, present-day Colombia, c1500

COLOMBIA: GOLD FIGURE. Gold figure of the Quimbaya, present-day Colombia, c1500

Background imageQuimbaya Collection: Quimbaya head, Gold Museum, Bogota, Colombia, South America

Quimbaya head, Gold Museum, Bogota, Colombia, South America


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The Quimbaya civilization, hailing from Colombia, left behind a rich legacy of intricate and awe-inspiring artifacts. Among them is a Pre-Columbian gold mask, showcasing the craftsmanship and artistry of this ancient culture. Another remarkable piece is the Gold Pre-Columbian seated figure, which offers a glimpse into their societal structure and beliefs. Pottery vessels with twin spouts and strap-handles are evidence of their advanced pottery-making skills. These vessels were not only functional but also beautifully adorned with intricate designs. The Quimbaya people were known for their beaded necklaces, reflecting their appreciation for adornment and personal style. Anthropomorphic figures played an essential role in Quimbaya art, as seen in the gold breastplate decorated with an anthropomorphic figure. These representations often featured exaggerated facial features or unique attributes that added to their symbolic significance. One fascinating artifact is the poporo - a lime container used by the Quimbaya to carry lime for various purposes. This object showcases both practicality and artistic expression through its elaborate design. In addition to goldwork, ceramic figures also provide insights into daily life during this era. A ceramic figure of an Indian from Quimbaya captures the essence of South American indigenous cultures while highlighting regional diversity. Even centuries later, these artifacts continue to captivate us with their beauty and cultural significance. Whether it's a warrior's head adorned with gold ornamentation or an anthropomorphic figure seated proudly, each piece tells a story about the ingenuity and creativity of the Quimbaya civilization.