High in the sacred Andes of Peru, where the wind whispers prayers through the stones of Machu Picchu and the condor circles close to the sun, there lies a symbol older than empire — the Chacana, also known as the Peruvian Cross or Chakaruna, “the bridge between worlds.” It is not merely a geometric design; it is a living code of the cosmos — a spiritual map that expresses the Andean understanding of balance, connection, and divine harmony.
