Contemporary Mayan Stone Incense Burners by ACOOCOORO —COPALERA N.° 4

Part of ACOOCOORO’s Ceremonia special series, Copaleras (incense burners) create a play between their soft appearance, their ceremonial function and natural material: Yucatán Peninsu...

Part of ACOOCOORO’s Ceremonia special series, Copaleras (incense burners) create a play between their soft appearance, their ceremonial function and natural material: Yucatán Peninsu...

Kernos (plural kernoi), a very peculiar form of compound vessel or, simply put, «a plurality of bowls,» that was utilized for ceremonial purposes from as early as the Neolithic perio...

An evocation of the morphology and taxonomy of the plant kingdom, carved in Yucatán’s crema maya stone, Órganos & Arquetipos translates the primordial forms of nature into the la...

Copalera No. 4 Incense Burner by Acoocooro Dimensions: Ø 16 x H 9.5 cm. Materials: Crema maya (Yucatán peninsula marble) incense burner and lid. Veining and mineral composition ma...

This one-of-a-kind sculptural stoneware object explores balance, texture, and form through a quiet yet striking silhouette. The piece is defined by a grounded cylindrical base rising...

Crafted in cement and clay, the Vase Collection evokes the quiet strength of ancient vessels with a distinctly contemporary spirit. Each piece is sculpted to celebrate organic imperf...

The collection of temple sculptures are inspired by the postclassic period of pre-Hispanic Mesoamerican ceremonial architecture from the center and south of what today makes up the country of Mexico. Temple central is a 3-piece detachable sculpture. Crafted and finished on the shores of Lake Cajititlán, Jalisco, Mexico. This area is recognized for its extensive amount of basalt stone traditionally used to make molcajetes. This type of stone is recolected manually and is a material known for its hardness and aesthetic appeal and texture. Various pre-Hispanic sculptures...