Análisis del significado pedagógico y cosmovisional de la cerámica precolombina de la Colección Rumi Kilka (El Contadero, Nariño, Colombia)
Revista Multidisciplinar Epistemología de las Ciencias February 3, 2026 James Ariel Cárdenas Morán
Pre-Columbian ceramics from the Rumi Kilka Collection, found in the San Juan area of El Contadero, Nariño, Colombia, preserve fundamental principles of the Pastos people's worldview. Through their production process, geometric motifs, colors, biological representations of human genders, clothing elements, and shamanic significance, these pieces reveal their relationship to Andean cosmology. As historical archives of clay, they have remained emblems of identity and resistance, where education becomes a space for finding common ground among diverse meanings.