Sun Stone Merch

Mexican sun stone

This Mayan and Aztec inspired sun design by artist Jeff Bartels has eight intricate rays that stretch out from the center of the pattern. The menacing mask at the center of the design has its eyes locked forward and tongue stretched out of its tooth filled mouth. Two-headed serpents sit inside of stylized rectangles on the four corners of the outer circle. This aggressive design is a striking homage to the beauty and mystery of Mayan art.

An accurate reconstruction of the ancient Aztec Sun Stone

The Sun Stone, the Aztec calendar of Mexica cosmogony and solar cult.

The Aztec or Mexica calendar is the calendar system that was used by the Aztecs as well as other Pre-Columbian peoples of central Mexico.

The Aztec Calendar is a system of measuring the time it takes for the earth to revolve once around the sun. The archeological carving was used by the Aztecs & Mayans, the indigenous people who ruled what is now Mexico before Columbus. Playera Azteca.

Replica of the Aztec Sun Stone, but modernized with chrome metal. Source of the popular 2012 doomsday prophecy. Modeled, textured, and rendered within the 3d program Blender.

Aztec sacred stone.

An accurate reconstruction of the Ancient Aztec Sun Stone rendered in full color.

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The Stone Forest King.

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Aztec sun stone, Calendar, Mesoamerican culture

My version of the apocalyptic Mayan/Aztec calender. Modeled and rendered within Blender with a procedural stone texture. And then hand painted in Gimp for color.

Ancient Stone Celtic Cross on a hill with the Sun shining through the cross in black and white. An ornamental Celtic cross on a cloudy day. Whether you are a christian, historian or art lover, this is the perfect present to give.

In the tranquil minimalist image an incandescent orange sun hangs low in the sky, casting its gentle warmth upon the rugged cliffs that stand as stoic sentinels to the unfolding spectacle of nature’s artistry. These cliffs, dark and imposing, wear the scars of time, their jagged edges painted with subtle strokes of light. Between these towering formations, a canyon of mystery beckons the soul to wander and explore its hidden depths.

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Oil on canvas

A photo of a mermaid sculpture made of stone, next to the seaside in Crete. See Stoned Mermaid when you go to Greece for your Christmas vacation.

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Arthur's Stone Neolithic Burial Chamber on Cefn Bryn, Gower at sunset

Kikagaku Moyo Psychedelic Poster

Mountain illustration by Swade

Piedra del Sol Stone of The Sun

Here's to the fools who dream

Location: Simmons Island Beach, Lake Michigan, Kenosha, Wisconsin, U.S.A. Public beach with a boardwalk and near a paved bike path and two historic lighthouses.

Kikagaku Moyo

Sun sets on stone front of Church of Good Sheppard in Tekapo., Canterbury New Zealand in vertical composition with high blue sky.

The Maya or Mayan calendar was used before Columbus in middle America, especially Guatemala and Mexico. I have a less stylized version in dark blue-green; find it by searching on DJRUNNELS and MAYAN.

Kikagaku Moyo monsters

This is an artwork of the one of the winter sports, Curling. The blue stones are curling around a red stone like the orbit of the earth.

Based on an original hand drawn and digitally coloured illustration.

The Maya or Mayan calendar was used before Columbus in middle America, especially Guatemala and Mexico.

Sword in the stone.