Taíno Cemi Sculpture Set: HURAKÁN, GUATAUBÁ & COATRISQUIE
Immerse yourself in the ancestral legacy of the Taíno people with this handcrafted sculpture set, representing the powerful deities of storms and chaos. These sacred cemis embody the forces of nature that shaped the worldview of our indigenous ancestors.
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HURAKÁN Cemi
Description:
HURAKÁN represents the violent storms unleashed by the wrath of Guabancex, the goddess of chaos and disorder. This sacred figure captures the raw power of the hurricane, a force that both destroys and renews.
Specifications:
•Measurements: 17 cm (side to side) x 7.5 cm (top to bottom)
•Material: Polymer clay
•Color: Nutmeg Brown, evoking the rich earth tones of the natural world
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Guataubá & Coatrisquie Cemi Set
Description:
Reconnect with our Taíno heritage through this set of two cemis, representing the storm messengers Guataubá and Coatrisquie, who always accompanied Guabancex.
•Guataubá: The herald of storms, he announced Guabancex’s fury with thunder, lightning, and dark clouds. His face, often depicted with tears, symbolizes the onset of rain.
•Coatrisquie: The force behind torrential rains, he commanded floods that devastated fields and homes, embodying nature’s relentless power.
These two individual sculptures are designed to fit perfectly around the arms of the HURAKÁN cemi, allowing for an interactive and harmonious display that reflects their interconnected roles in Taíno mythology.
Specifications:
•Set Includes: Two individual cemis (Guataubá & Coatrisquie)
•Measurements: 6.5 cm (top to bottom) x 3 cm (side to side) each
•Material: Polymer clay
•Color: Nutmeg Brown, reflecting the deep connection to the land. 
Embrace the ancestral wisdom of the Taíno people with this powerful sculpture set, honoring the spirits of the storm.