The mysterious and coveted Arumbaya fetish is in reality a small pre-Columbian statue that belongs to the Royal Museum of Art and History in Brussels. The origins of this statuette are far removed from the Amazon region: it comes from the area surrounding the city of Trujillo in North Peru. The real museum piece does not have a broken ear, while the only way of telling the "real" statue in the story, is precisely by its broken ear!

Comes with a numbered certificate of authenticity. Length: 25cm.

This iconic object comes from one of Hergé’s most beautiful books and the Moulinsart Collection "Les icônes", which revisits and brings together iconic objects from The Adventures of Tintin.