COCIJO
I painted Cocijo, the Zapotec Teotl of rain, lightning, and storms, holding the young Corn plant. He brings the water that awakens the fields and sustains agricultural life.
Gouache on paper. Prints are available in my Etsy shop:
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ceremony at Tecoaque. CARD OF THE DAY: XOCHIQUETZAL 🌺
Receive the sweetness being offered to you, whether it arrives as pleasure, intimacy, beauty, or abundance. Let it restore your strength, but remember that every gift eventually asks to be returned through work, art, care, or ceremony. Oracle Cihuatlan centers the feminine Teteo, women, healers, midwives, and sacred narratives of Anahuac. Presale available on Etsy:
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TEPEYOLLOTL
I painted Tepeyollotl, the Heart of the Mountain, wearing the skin and open jaws of the jaguar. He embodies the living interior of the Earth, the darkness of caves, the roar that returns as an echo, and the hidden power of mountains.
Pastel on paper. Prints are available in my Etsy shop:
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XOCHIQUETZAL
I painted Xochiquetzal, the Precious Flower, holding blossoms as butterflies gather around Her. She embodies beauty, love, flowers, sensual pleasure, and the creative force of desire.
Pastel on paper. Prints are available in my Etsy shop:
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Artista maya (aj tz'ihb) escribiendo/pintando en un libro de papel amate (hu'n). Sostiene un pincel y una concha como tintero. Rodeado de piezas cerámicas, cajas y un macerador.
Reconstrucción artística publicada en National Geographic "Peoples and places of the past", 1983.