This captivating piece serves as a guide for the mythical album "The Seven Crystal Balls." The sculpture represents a member of the "Paracas" tribe, which existed in Peru around 200 years before Christ. Inspired by the original mummy exhibited since 1840 at the Museum of Natural Sciences in Brussels, this composition transports viewers to a mysterious world, infused with fascination for the art and history of ancient civilizations.
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A fantastic seated mummy, knees against the chest, hands covering the ears, bound by a thick rope, wearing a diadem with colorful feathers, inspired by the sacred mummy of Inca King Rascar Capac from Tintin's 'The Seven Crystal Balls'. Representing a 'Paracas' tribe member, the detailed mummy pays tribute ...