Symbolism

From the fusion of the world's landscapes and our admiration for ancient cultures, the mystical inspiration behind our pieces is born. Explore these prominent symbols through the perspective of Corso.

SYMBOLISM

Buda

Buddha

The origin of Buddha as a symbol of inspiration dates back to the life of Prince Siddhartha Gautama, who renounced his life of privilege to seek the truth and end human suffering. After attaining e...
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Koru

Koru

The Koru is a symbol in Māori culture that represents a spiraled silver fern, a native plant of New Zealand. This motif has profound cultural and spiritual significance.
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Caja de Oración

Prayer Box

The Tibetan Ghau pendant, also known as a prayer box, has a fascinating history in Tibetan Buddhism. It is traditionally used to store prayers, sacred mantras, or amulets considered powerful spirit...
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Colmillo

Tusk

Since time immemorial, the tusk has been seen as a mystical symbol with deep spiritual connotations in various cultures around the world.
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Pluma

Feather

For Native Americans, the feather held a profound spiritual meaning. The symbol was deeply connected with the Eagle, whom they called “The Great Spirit” and considered to have a special connection ...
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Moneda Romana

Roman Coin

Each symbol and figure on Roman coins has a deep cultural significance. For example, representations of emperors symbolize power and leadership, while images of gods like Jupiter, Mars, or Venus ev...
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Cruz Tuareg

Tuareg Cross

The Tuareg Cross, also known as the Desert Cross, is an ancient symbol deeply significant to the Tuareg people of the Sahara and Sahel regions.
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