We oversee the certification of over 100,000 tribal artworks worldwide, ensuring authenticity, cultural integrity, and recognition for indigenous artisans. This initiative is directly supported by leading museum institutions, including the International Council of Museums (ICOM) and the United Nations, reinforcing our commitment to the preservation and protection of global cultural heritage.
The property object is a movable asset other than a heritage document. It must have an archaeological, artistic, emblematic, ethnological, historical, scientific, technological or other value
Intangible heritage consists of elements that may be transmitted from one person to another or from one group to another.
The archaeological heritage consists of archaeological properties and sites. These are material vestiges of the past left behind by humans, after the occupation of a place.
This certificate provides prove to the ownership of a property and the history of its ownership
This certificate provides prove that an artwork is genuine. It can also offer information on the provenance of an artwork for years to come
This certificate provides authorization for an artifact to be sold
This card confirms the identify of verified collectors of authentic arts
Cultural heritage faces numerous threats, including war, natural disasters, urbanization, and neglect. The destruction of historical sites, loss of indigenous languages, and illegal trafficking of artifacts put invaluable cultural treasures at risk. Protecting heritage requires global cooperation, with governments, organizations, and individuals working together to implement conservation efforts, strengthen cultural policies, and promote awareness. By safeguarding our heritage, we preserve the richness of human history, encourage cultural appreciation, and ensure that the stories, traditions, and achievements of the past continue to inspire future generations.
ICOM – New York , USA
