FROM THE KNIFE OF THE LAST CACIQUE TO THE PERFUMER WHO BLOOMS: ARGENTINE STORIES CARVED IN SILVER
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✍️ The article tells the story of a silver facón (knife) that was once owned by the last cacique (Indian chief) of the Pampa region, and its journey from being inherited by a military officer's daughter to being part of a collection at the Museo de Arte Popular José Hernández.
👉 The silver facón was once owned by the last cacique of the Pampa region 👉 The facón was given to the cacique as a symbol of surrender 👉 The facón was later inherited by a military officer's daughter 👉 The facón is now part of a collection at the Museo de Arte Popular José Hernández 👉 The facón is a symbol of the gaucho culture and Argentine identity
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