Mayan Heritage T-Shirts

This a copy of the scrip showed on the sarcophagus in the ruins in Palenque Mexico. The Mayan King is called 'the Mayan astronaut'.

This a copy of the artwork displayed at the sarcophagus of King Pakal in the ruins of Palenque, Mexico. The king is called 'the ancient astronaut'.

"I'd love to hang out, but Mayan calendar is booked. I'm busy doing stuff and I don't have time to hang out with you."

Photo of a Mayan Sculpture in Chichen Itza.

One in a series featuring mythological gods within the Mayan calendar outer ring

One in a series featuring mythological gods within the Mayan calendar outer ring. This one features the calendar inside the ring.

One in a series featuring mythological gods within the Mayan calendar outer ring

One in a series featuring mythological gods within the Mayan calendar outer ring

This copy of the mayan king Pakal sarcophagus scrip find in the ruins in Palenque, Mexico.

Another pyramid in Chichen Itsa in the jungle area behind its world famous big brother. Yucatan,Mexico

Memory is the treasury and guardian of all things. ~ Marcus Tullius Cicero

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Orgullosamente native. Indigenize! Decolonize!

El Castillo, known as the Temple of Kukulcán, the iconic stepped pyramid in Chichen Itza, a large pre-Columbian Mayan city of the Terminal Classic period. The archaeological site is in Tinum Municipality, Yucatan State, Mexico. A UNESCO World Heritage Site.

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View through an arch of El Caracol, the Observatory, Chichen Itza, a large pre-Columbian Mayan city and archaeological site in Yucatan State, Mexico

Stone steps and feathered serpent heads in Chichen Itza, a pre-Columbian Mayan city and Terminal Classic period archaeological site, Yucatan, Mexico

El Caracol, the Observatory, Chichen Itza, a large pre-Columbian Mayan city and archaeological site in Yucatan State, Mexico, Central America

A beautiful landscape photo of the Ruins of Copan taken in Honduras by Jerry Frank some time between the 1950s and 1980s. He was an award-winning photographer for Life, Time, and Nat. Geo.

A beautiful landscape photo of the Ruins of Copan taken in Honduras by Jerry Frank some time between the 1950s and 1980s. He was an award-winning photographer for Life, Time, and Nat. Geo.

This design is inspired by the great feathered serpent known to many of the Mesoamerican region as Quetzalcoatl, or K'uk'ulkan, or Q'uq'umatz, etc. I dedicate this design to my people and our heritage. This specific design is owned by me, no individual is allowed to resale, reuse, or re-purpose this specific design in any other form of media or business. Failure to comply will result in legal action.

Introducing our captivating Aztec Calendar Puzzle T-Shirt, where ancient tradition meets modern fashion! This unique design beautifully blends the iconic Aztec calendar with the playful elements of a puzzle, resulting in a visually stunning and intellectually engaging piece of wearable art. The centerpiece of the design is the renowned Aztec calendar stone, also known as the Sun Stone or the Stone of the Fifth Sun. It is a complex and intricate representation of Aztec cosmology, depicting the different eras and deities of their civilization. The calendar stone is positioned at the heart of the puzzle, symbolizing the essence of time and the mysteries it holds.

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The obervatory in Chichen Itsa in the jungle area behind its world famous pyramid. Yucatan,Mexico

Feathered serpent head carving at the foot of the staircase at the High Priest's Temple (Osario) in Chichen Itza, a large pre-Columbian Mayan city of the Terminal Classic period. The archaeological site is in Tinum Municipality, Yucatan State, Mexico

Feathered serpent head carving at the foot of the staircase at the High Priest's Temple (Osario) in Chichen Itza, a large pre-Columbian Mayan city of the Terminal Classic period. The archaeological site is in Tinum Municipality, Yucatan State, Mexico

Teotihuacan Jaguar Queen - Aztec Pride

Remember the past. Look toward the future.