Small Pacal's Sarcophagus Lid

This exquisite, perfectly-scaled, durable Hydro-Calcite reproduction of ancient Maya carvings are hand cast from molds of hand-carved limestone reproductions created by modern Maya artists in the Chiapas highland rain-forests in Palenque, Mexico. Each highly accurate piece comes with a descriptive card and is suitable for display on walls, tables, stands or gardens. Included at no charge is a wall hanger and display stand.

History: Sarcophagus lid from King Pacal's Tomb c. 680 A.D. Temple of Inscriptions Palenque. One of the most magnificent and famous pieces of Maya art yet discovered, King Pacal's sarcophagus lies deep within Palenque's Temple of Inscriptions. King Pacal was one of the longest ruling kings in history and left behind a grand legacy in the monuments of Palenque. The original is over 6" wide and 10" long, weighs several tons and cannot be removed from the tomb.