Geometric Pectoral Ornament
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Geometric Pectoral Ornament

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This Tolima pectoral (1–550) is cast in tumbaga, a gold-copper alloy prized for its warm surface and workability. The strict geometry and pierced cutouts turn the ornament into a play of light and shadow. Worn on the chest, it likely signaled ritual authority and elite status, linking the wearer to ideas of cosmic order and power.