Aztec Goddess Shorts
Description: In the Aztec pantheon, Coyolxauhqui (pronounced “Coyolshquee”), is the daughter of Coatlique. She and her brothers attempted to murder their mother who is the mother of all deities. Yet it turns out that Coyolxauhqui has a redeeming but complicated quality. While she may have been defeated and dismembered, her parts transformed into the phases of the enduring moon, providing light for those in darkness. According to Chicana feminist Gloria Anzaldua, this metamorphosis represents powerful healing and resilience. So Coyolxauhqui serves as a major symbol for survival and transformation. (Base illustration licensed courtesy of ArtheliasStudio.)
Description: Queen of the underworld. Keeper of the bones. Still serving a look. The Mictecacihuatl Graphic T-Shirt reimagines the Aztec goddess associated with death and the underworld through a powerful fusion of mythology, Mexican-inspired ornamentation and modern streetwear. The skeletal ruler sits in commanding repose beneath her name, dressed in richly patterned teal-and-gold garments, ceremonial adornments and oversized sneakers. Ancient symbolism meets contemporary attitude in an original statement design created for mythology lovers, maximalists and beautifully strange souls.
Description: This store already has 2 depictions of this most important Goddess with her named spelled the other way with a q.. The descriptions are much more elaborate on them so best to go there to learn more. This depiction by CursedyCute is on a whole different level than the original stone statue found by archeologists. Just suffice it to show that’s she’s definitely the bad ass she’s depicted as! Vaya Chingona!
Description: the jade and the mask from the red queen in palenque Mexico ancient deity ecopop
the jade and the mask from the red queen in palenque Mexico ancient deity ecopop Shorts
by Jorge Lebeau
$21 $27
