Tumbaga Commander – Fisherman Beanie

Description

This indigenous glyph design is from Colombia, from the San Augustin region. These kinds of mystic glyphs have been crafted in gold for thousands of years in those parts, called “tumbaga,” and the pieces are currently displayed in many museums throughout the country, especially the famous Gold Museum in Bogotá. The name of the glyph came from Shaman Kharadzu, who explained it thusly:

“The ‘Tumbaga’ part is simply from how these pieces are called. This particular glyph, according to my shamanic researches, did apparently have something to do with command or commanding. Hence the name: Tumbaga Commander.”

So All Hail the Tumbaga Commander! Dominate the battlefield! Command the legions!

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• Wide, ribbed knit
• Snug, comfortable fit
• One size