Guri Maya Ring - Ring size 20mm - US 10

Description

• Inspired by Guri Bori and the old Mayan step pyramids
• Has a connection with the Mayans, the Stars and our Extraterrestrial Friends
• Durable and Strong
• Ring height: 9 mm

This design is inspired by the old Chinese forging and cutting technique Guri Bori and the old Mayan step pyramids.

The technique, Guri Bori, is quite similar to Mokume Gane. Which is a japanese forging technique.

It was used from the Song dynasty (960 AD) to the Ming dynasty (1368 AD). Since it’s such an old technique, it was almost forgotten. Luckily this beautiful technique has a great come back.

Guri Bori is basically soldering all kinds of layers of different colours of metal on top of each other. After that, they cut away parts of the layers in elegant figures. As a result, this creates a beautiful wood-like patterns in the metal. This technique originated in the Tibetan village of Guri.

Unlike Guri Bori, the very similar technique Mokume Gane, originated in Japan. It’s a technique that Master swordsmiths used to create samurai swords.

They believed that the soul of the Samurai was inside the sword.

Mayan step pyramids

The ancient Mayan temples are known for their special step pyramids. Remarkably, their pyramids are aligned with the stars. Just like the Ancient Egyptian pyramids of Giza. What perhaps is less known, is that the Mayans had a lot of contact with extraterrestrial life.

Many artifacts found are found that clearly indicate that they had a strong connection with our extraterrestrial friends.

Unlike what many believe about the ancient Mayans, they had remarkable knowledge.

They had the knowledge to turn mercury into gold. During excavations many large mercury basins were found underneath the pyramids.

When the Spaniards arrived for the first time in America, they discovered the Mayans had huge amounts of gold. They have, of course, plundered all their gold. But they didn’t understand where the gold came from, since they couldn’t find any gold mines.