EACH SCULPTURE IS HAND CAST & HAND PAINTED, EACH DIFFERS SLIGHTLY FROM IMAGE SHOWN

Discovered in 1941 by M. Stirling of the Smithsonian, among the ruins of Izapa, Mexico. It is a representation of The Tree of Life. A decade after its discovery, Professor Jakeman claimed it to have significance in relation to The Book of Mormon and the visions had by Lehi and Nephi.  It has since been labeled the "Lehi Stone." This replication is the most accurate to date. Previous versions were based on Jakeman's 1958 sketch, and Garth Normans 1973 sketches which left out many details. To the best of our knowledge, you will not find a recreation of this stone anywhere as detailed as this one. The stela shows a tree, water, fruit, and images of several people along with other significant details. You will receive documentation explaining some facts about the stela, as well as some of the symbolism according to various LDS theories.

If you live in Utah, South Jordan Area, and would like to pick it up to save on shipping, that's fine.  We are a business though and do have to charge sales tax.

Dimensions: 10"x10"x1" 

Weight Approx: 3 lbs. 

Medium: Museum Grade Hydrostone

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DOES NOT INCLUDE EASEL

Made in the USA

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