Crystal Head Vokda is a memento of a controversial archaeological mystery. 13
crystal heads have been found in various regions around the world. They are
between 5,000 and 35,000 years old. They were probably cut from solid quartz
rock over a period of several hundred years. However, according to Hewlett
Packard engineers, they show no traces of tools, so it is not possible to
determine exactly how they were actually created.

It is said that the skulls promise their owners spiritual power and
enlightenment. They are therefore not symbols of death, but rather symbols of
life.



Dan Aykroyd is a very well-known actor, musician, entrepreneur and spiritualist;
he believes in something he calls the "invisible world". In this world,
apparitions from the afterlife are a "form of reality that is just as valid as
our normal reality." His partner John Alexander is a veteran artist whose work
has been shown in countless exhibitions around the world. Both share a
passionate interest in the legend of the 13 crystal skulls. This shared passion
gave rise to an idea.



Awards:

- Double gold medal at the World Spirits Competition in San Francisco (Crystal
Head received the highest award in the "Vodka" category)