This meticulously crafted 3D-printed Museum Replica reproduces the Figure with Deer Antlers Pendant, an iconic pre-Columbian gold artifact from Panama’s Darién or Venado Beach region, dated to 400–700 CE. Originally created using the lost-wax casting technique in the Openwork style, this pendant depicts an emphatically male figure with a composite animal head, blending human, deer, feline, and serpent features. Measuring 7.8 x 5.3 x 2.3 cm (3 1/16 x 2 1/16 x 7/8 in.), this replica retains the original dimensions and intricate details, including the snarling snout, braided serpent hair, extended tongue, and lattice-like Openwork structure. Ideal for collectors, educators, or enthusiasts of pre-Columbian art, this replica captures the pendant’s potent symbolism and exceptional craftsmanship.
Available Materials for the Figure with deer antlers pendant:
– White Nylon: A cost-effective option with a polished finish, providing a smooth surface and durable construction suitable for handling and display.
– Black Nylon: Treated with a Color Touch finish for enhanced resistance to scratching, rubbing, and external conditions, offering a consistent, high-quality black surface across production batches.
– Bronze: Crafted using metal casting, this material delivers a classic, elegant look with a warm, metallic sheen, replicating the original’s luxurious aesthetic.
– Brass: Produced via metal casting, brass offers a refined, golden-toned finish with a sophisticated appearance, ideal for decorative purposes.
– Gold-Plated Brass: A brass base with a gold-plated finish, this option closely mimics the original gold pendant’s lustrous divinity, combining affordability with a premium look.
– White Rhodium-Plated Brass: A brass base coated with white rhodium plating, offering a sleek, silvery finish that emphasizes the pendant’s intricate details.
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Production Note: All replicas are produced at the original scale of 7.8 x 5.3 x 2.3 cm, as the dimensions are compatible with the production processes for all listed materials.
