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With sharp red fangs and his characteristic round eyes, Tlaloc is the Aztec god of rain and lightning. Angel Cerón replicates an ancient polychrome vessel that dates from 1440 to 1469 A.D. The original is in the National Museum of Anthropology in Mexico City.

Tlaloc, the revered Aztec deity of rain, fertility and water, is masterfully brought to life in this striking ceramic wall mask by the talented members of Mexico’s Angel Ceron Artisan Association. Handcrafted from traditional Oaxacan yellow clay and painted with care, this captivating accent depicts the mighty god crowned by an elaborate headdress in natural clay tones accented with coral red details. The dimensional mask showcases intricate geometric patterns and symbolic elements that honor ancient Mesoamerican artistry, while a convenient hanging loop on the reverse allows you to display this conversation-starting tribute to one of the most important deities in the Aztec pantheon on any wall in your home.

One of the oldest and most venerated gods of ancient America, Tlaloc is depicted in all his might in this sculpture from Mexico. Artisans from the Angel Cerón Artisan Association depict the god of rain, lightning, and thunder in ceramic, handcrafting his totemic figure. This sculpture features a rustic finish, as if discovered in an ancient dig site.

Goddess of fertility, mother of the stars, and grandmother of humanity, Coatlicue is the supreme and sacred embodiment of maternity in the Aztec world. Often known as the patron of those who die in childbirth, the deity is exquisitely depicted by the Angel Ceron Artisan Association in Mexico. The team uses ceramic and mineral dyes to portray Coatlicue in the same splendor the ancestral Aztec artisans once did, bringing this exquisite sculpture to life.

The god of rain, fertility and water must be worshipped and thanked for the prosperous lands he helps to cultivate, and so is the duty of this ancient Aztec priest crafted by Mexico's Angel Ceron Artisan Association. The team uses ceramic and mineral dyes to create this sculpture, depicting the noble figure wearing his traditional garments and honoring Tlaloc's blessings.

Blessings from the god of rain, fertility and water will enter your home with this magnificent sculpture by the Angel Ceron Artisan Association of Mexico. The team works with traditional methods in this cultural piece, depicting Tlaloc in one of his classic forms, adorned with mineral dyes that exude grace and magnificence.