Selvatica

Fire, earth, and smoke.
Elements that live in the memory of these skulls, assembled and worked according to the ancient traditions of headhunters from remote jungles.

Our creations are made with the intention of passing down to future generations the ritual art of the world’s tribal peoples.
This particular piece draws inspiration from various tribes that, in the past, were headhunters.
Such objects were crafted to represent the status of a warrior and skilled hunter, and above all, to honor the spirit of the animal.

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An interweaving of vines and skulls, this sculpture recalls ancient tribal rituals in which death was revered as a sacred force of protection and renewal.

An artpiece inspired by ancient tribal cultures that once hunted skulls and revered them as sacred symbols of power and mystery.

Ceremonial basket of the Konyak people, from the remote mountains of Longwa, on the India–Myanmar border.
Woven with plant fibers and adorned with skulls and tusks, it reflects the ancestral bond with spirits and the deep animist tradition of this tribe.

Old ceremonial basket of the Konyak people, adorned with skulls of the northern pig-tailed macaque, wild cats, turtles, and snake vertebrae.
A true piece of tribal art, rich in history and ritual significance.

The art of mummification, where science and alchemy meet.
In this new piece, a hunting scene among the corals takes shape frozen in time.
All organic materials used are 100% ethically sourced.

This necklace, crafted in a primitive style, holds deep personal meaning.
Its elements are sourced from remote lands, long forgotten by time.
Most notably, the fish vertebrae were personally collected from a cave on a secluded island in Honduras—once inhabited by the Pech people, whose presence in the region dates back to at least 600 AD.

Between ancient and modern, primordial and contemporary energies intertwine. With essential character and evocative spirit, this new creation comes to life.
The sculpture is born from the union of materials rich in memory: pre-Columbian stone, an Alouatta palliata skull, and woven lianas. A work reborn in the present, carrying the echo of ancestral rituals.

Mysterious creatures come to life in the heart of the tropical forest.

Honoring the cycle of death through art.

This piece was created using a Peccary skull, howler monkey vertebrae, sloth claws, and a blue morpho butterfly.

As always, we want to remind you that all materials used are 100% ethically sourced.

Headdress made with authentic feathers from the Blue-and-Yellow Macaw (Ara ararauna) and Scarlet Macaw (Ara macao).

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