Aztec Double Headed Serpent Mugs

Designed inspire by an Aztec serpent turquoise mosaic dating to the 14 century AD. The country of Mexico lack natural turquoise resources, the stone utilized to create such beautiful pieces of art originated from the American south-west and even further.

Designed inspire by an Aztec serpent turquoise mosaic dating to the 14 century AD. The country of Mexico lack natural turquoise resources, the stone utilized to create such beautiful pieces of art originated from the American south-west and even further.

This Aztec Double-Headed Serpent design features the sacred Aztec mythology serpent.

Designed inspire by an Aztec serpent turquoise mosaic dating to the 14 century AD. The country of Mexico lack natural turquoise resources, the stone utilized to create such beautiful pieces of art originated from the American south-west and even further.

cedro wood covered with mosaic made of turquoise and red thorny oyster shell & conch shell, circa 1400-1521

Aztec Double - Headed Serpent. Design for ancient art lovers. For ancient culture art, craft and beliefs fans.

Aztec Double - Headed Serpent. Design for ancient art lovers. For ancient culture art, craft and beliefs fans.

Aztec double-headed serpent, Mesoamerican culture

The Double-headed serpent is an Aztec sculpture kept at the British Museum. It has been proposed that the serpent was a symbol of rebirth because of its ability to shed its old skin and appear as a reborn snake. The feathered serpent god Quetzalcoatl was important to their religion, but other gods also had serpentine characteristics.

Believed to be associated with either rebirth, or the earth and the underworld.