Pomada para queimada is a spectacular indigenous artwork from the Andes Mountains. It has been created by the Inca when they first climbed up this majestic peak and began carving large monuments which would stand as a testament to their extraordinary civilization. Today, the mountain is home to many pomada artists. The art of Pomada is called Romero pomada, which means, 'Romero's Pomada'. The Romero pomada is a unique form of art, in that it is not carved from natural stone, but rather it is painted and etched onto natural rocks. The artists that create these natural pieces are called Romero pomada artists.
The tradition of nomads has been passed down from generation to generation among the Andean people. These nomads artists live amongst them and can be found sitting, standing or walking in front of them, and talking about their art form. It is said that the pomada is a sacred art form and is not to be tampered with. They are very protective of their art form and will not allow anyone to tamper with their armada. Because of its importance, the pomada is protected by the government. If one is found displaying or selling pomade art or even walking along the path of a nomad artist, they can be arrested by the police.
The pomada is made using a natural paste of calcarea carbonate, sandalwood, Cayenne pepper, and other herbal essences, mixed into a semi-solid mass, and then baked in the sun over four days. After baking, the pomada is coated and allowed to dry in the sun. It may take several days to dry completely. It is then carved into blocks, which are commonly known as 'rocks.' Romero pomada de Perales is a famous type of nomads found throughout the state of Guiana.
The pomada is also popular as a craft product. The stones are sold as a pomada figurine, a pomada bracelet, or as a pomada mask. In Guiana, it is common to use the stones as charms, or for personal adornment. These beautiful pieces of stone are also sold online to anyone interested in purchasing one. One can easily find a buyer for the delectable beauty of these stones.
In addition to being used as an ornamental object, a pomada de Perales can also be worn as a talisman, or amulet. It is not advisable to wear the stone alone, but it works well with a pendant on either a necklace or earring. Stones of this material come in many sizes, so everyone can find the perfect pomada for them. Smaller stones can be shaped into hearts and other popular shapes, while larger ones can stand upright and be worn like rings. The pomada de Perales can also be worn on a chain, to keep it comfortably close to the wearer's body. This is also a good choice for someone who wants to have a pendant, but does not want it to take up too much space.
The Pomada para queimadura com bolha de Perales can also be sold through traditional sales. While the buyer will still be able to look at the stone, they will not be able to touch or feel it. It must be purchased from a trusted retailer who sells the proper amount of pomade to anyone interested. A traditional vendor of this stone will be able to advise a buyer on which size is right for them.
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