The Myth of the Llama [Paperback] Massi, Jeri and Thompson, Del

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Paperback cover has some wear and minor creases. Pages are clean and the binding is secure.
This intriguing paperback explores the fascinating world of llama mythology and folklore. Written by the acclaimed duo Jeri Massi and Del Thompson, “The Myth of the Llama” delves into the rich cultural heritage of the Andean regions, where these beloved camelids have played a pivotal role for centuries. Blending meticulous research and captivating storytelling, the authors unravel the symbolic significance of llamas in indigenous cosmologies, rituals, and oral traditions. From their portrayal as sacred beings in Incan legends to their modern-day representations in art and literature, this volume offers a comprehensive and engaging journey through the mythical dimensions of these gentle creatures. Collectors and readers alike will appreciate the authors’ dedication to preserving and celebrating the vibrant tapestry of llama-related myths, making this a valuable addition to any library focused on cultural anthropology, South American studies, or the enduring power of mythology.