Aztec God Gallery
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macuilli:aztec mythology series ➝ xochiquétzalIn Aztec mythology, Xochiquétzal was a goddessassociat
fyeahmyths:Quetzalcoatl, aztec feathered serpent god of wind and wisdomrequested by @kingoftwilight
Tzitzimime by Ulises UlyThe Tzitzimimeh were female deities, and as such related to fertility, they
Tonatiuh, the Sun God, Native American, Aztec by Corazon Mexica.
poseidqn:@fyeahmyths summer myth event;Day One: North American Deity→ Tlazolteotl, Aztec goddess of
@modernmythsnet | event twenty | equinox | moral↳ lunar goddesses“under your skin the moon is alive.
Aztec statue of the earth goddess Coatlicue. Now in the Museo Nacional de Antropología, Mexico City
Full resolution: fav.me/da4rvvsNew comic, finally! This is part one of of the creation story
theancientwayoflife:~Head of Macuilxochitl (God of Pleasure, Games and Music).Date: A.D. 1440–1500Me
diioonysus:aztec mythology| gods & goddesses| tezcatlipoca→ Tezcatlipoca was a central deity in
‘The Birth of the Fifth Sun’. Chicome Itzquintli.
arjuna-vallabha:Tlaloc in Quinxochimaca, Tlaloc, Rain God, Native American, Mexico, Aztec Mexican Sp
Quetzalcoatl or "Quetzal-feathered Serpentthe Aztec god of wind, air, and learning
facinaoris:Malinalxochitl, Aztec goddess of seprents, scorpions and insects.
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Fish in Plum SauceAn indigenous recipe from Morelos, Mexico. Nahua goddesses Chantico and Chicomeco
4-meter (13-foot) long carving of Tlaltecuhtli, the Aztec earth goddess, 1502 approx., Templo Mayor,
Turquoise Mosaic MaskMixtec-Aztec, Mexico, ca. 1400-1521 ADMask possibly representing the god Xiuhte
Patchwork with Restless Mesoamerican Deities more
Tlaloc comparte una delicia de Tenochtitlan: espirulina compacta extraida de la superficie del lago,
“"And the great Owl king looked at the world from the obsidian throne pleased"
Sun King Tonatiuh - Issue 1 - Page 2It’s that time of the week again! Enjoy as the plot begins to un
Sun King Tonatiuh - Issue 1 - Page 3
Tlaloc shares a Tenochtitlan lake delicacy; algae scraped from the lake’s surface and baked in
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