Chiriqui Collection

Saturniid moth (Leucanella hosmera), Chiriqui Province, Panama, South America

Tussah moth (Antheraea godmani) close-up of head and bipectinate antennae. Santa Clara, Chiriqui Province, Panama. Focus stacked image

Pendant with two figures, c. 700-1520 (gold-copper alloy tumbaga)
1068468 Pendant with two figures, c.700-1520 (gold-copper alloy tumbaga) by Diquis culture; 8.3x11.8x1.3 cm; Dallas Museum of Art, Texas, USA; The Nora and John Wise Collection, gift of Mr. and Mrs

Pendant depicting a figure with bat like mask, Late Period V - Period VI, c
1068467 Pendant depicting a figure with bat like mask, Late Period V - Period VI, c.700-1550 (gold) by Diquis culture; 8.3x8.6x2.5 cm; Dallas Museum of Art, Texas

Pottery Tripod Bowl with three rattle-legs in the form of Alligators, Chiriqui, Panama. At Royal Scottish Museum, Edinburgh

Pottery Bowl of an alligator with human arms devouring snakes, Chiriqui, Panama. Royal Scottish Museum, Edinburgh

Chiriqui Country showing a volcano, in the distance, Panama

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Discover the enchanting fusion of nature and culture in Chiriqui Province, Panama, South America. Witness the beauty of the Saturniid moth (Leucanella hosmera) with its vibrant wings, while exploring the rich biodiversity of this region. Delve into the ancient history of the Chiriqui people, as depicted in their intricately crafted gold-copper alloy pendants. One features two figures, while the other showcases a figure with a bat-like mask. Marvel at the exquisite pottery, such as the tripod bowl with three alligator rattle-legs and the bowl depicting an alligator with human arms devouring snakes. Amidst this natural wonderland, the majestic Volcano in Chiriqui Country adds to the province's captivating allure.