Análisis icónico de los sellos cerámicos jama coaque para la aplicación en una colección de bisutería.

Abstract

The aim was to develop a collection of jewelry based on restructured icons from Jama Coaque ceramic seals. Were visited the different anthropological and art museums contemporary MAAC at Guayaquil city, the museum Wilbauer of the Pontifical Catholic University of Ecuador in Quito city, the National Institute of Cultural Heritage NCPI branch Riobamba, and the web portal Chilean museum of Pre-Columbian art was also visited. It was acquired graphic and historical information about the Jama Coaque culture by physical and digital media. For the analysis of ceramic seals icons the most representative icons were selected within such a culture that has been provided as a reference for the design of the jewelry collection. Forty design proposals were obtained using the compiled icons and structured to then select three icons restructured prototypes, creating each: a set composed of pair of earrings and a necklace, the second set consists of a pair of earrings a bracelet and ring, and for the last set was created a pair of earrings, a necklace an bracelet and a ring, all these handmade with alpaca known also as German silver. With these results a digital catalog that includes the complete collection of jewelry showing in detail each of the elements was elaborated. It is concluded that 100% of the forms obtained allow to provide a working tool for the development and production of design projects and creative activities to continue in this line of design so it is recommended to innovate the techniques of creating new design of handmade jewelry as also the forms of diffusion to give added value to our pre-Columbian cultures.