Pendant "Pintadera Canaria pyramid of 28 triangles", in sterling silver - T-mas Bijou

No, the Canarian Pintadera was not invented by the singer Quevedo, but who would have thought so, especially after the popularity it has gained nationally and I suppose soon internationally as well.
The popular Canarian reggaeton singer only had to come out, wearing a necklace with a sterling silver Canarian pintadera pendant, for something as specific as the Guanche symbology of our aborigines living in the Canary Islands to be made known to the world. At the end of the day, any form of culture serves to promote and popularize what is ours and more lucid with the pride that Quevedo does.
Pendant "Pintadera Canaria pyramid of 28 triangles", in sterling silver - T-mas Bijou.
New edition of Canarian pintaderas pendants with the most representative ones.
We understand by "Canary Islands Pintaderas" a certain symbology used by the aborigines of the Canary Islands, the ancient Guanche population. They established these symbols to differentiate family clans and thus mark their properties.
The background image of bananas is taken from the Stocksnap collection.
Sterling silver cast pendant, obtained using the lost wax casting technique. Rust finish.
Size: 1" x 0.9". (2,5 x 2,3 x 0,2 cm.)
Weight: 5.5 grams.