Hit follow, drop a 🩷, share, & comment. #fypシ Source & Photo: @inahmx.bsky.social Note: Her head ends in two facing serpent heads; her chest is bare, with arms bent upward, and her hands end in serpent heads. Her feet have eagle claws, and she is adorned with a necklace made of hands, hearts, and a central skull. Additionally, she wears her characteristic skirt of serpents. Disclaimer: The uploaded image includes source information. Its origin—whether AI-generated or not—remains uncertain. This photo is shared solely for non-commercial and bona fide purposes. If any © concerns arise, please notify me, and I will promptly take the appropriate action. Feel free to share comments if the information differs. Let’s keep it clear, friendly, and respectful.

#Coatlicue (Serpent Skirt), the #Mexica goddess of fertility, life, & death. She is considered the mother of the gods. Her image & mythology speak of the eternal cycle of creation & destruction. This sculpture is in the #NationalMuseumOfAnthropology in #MexicoCity.

#MexicanArt #Andesite #Finesse

Tanka – 3 April 2025
Let your day begin
With such enthusiasm
That you laugh out loud.
Emerge from the dark smiling.
Don’t let anyone take it.

Mayan sculpture, National Museum of Anthropology, Mexico City, Mexico (1Apr25) 
#mexicocity #nationalmuseumofAnthropology #smile

A figure of the Mayan maize god holding ears of maize.

A figure of the Mayan maize god holding ears of maize at the National Museum of Anthropology in Mexico City. The museum houses the world's largest collection of ancient Mexican art and is well worth a visit.
#mexico #CDMX #NationalMuseumofAnthropology #maya #precolombian