Costa Rican Green Jade Axe God

Añadido: 2026-04-28

This video showcases a Costa Rican Green Jade Axe God, a finely carved celt-form pendant from the Guanacaste-Nicoya Region (ca. 1-500 A.D.) that depicts a standing anthropomorphic figure with circular drilled eyes, a broad headband with stylized birds, folded arms, and crossed legs. The artifact features characteristic string-cut perforations separating limbs from the torso and a drilled perforation for suspension. This jade artifact, valued at $2750.00, represents the high-status symbols worn by elite members of jade-revering societies in northwest Costa Rica, symbolizing rank and supernatural power.