🌧️ Handcrafted Chac Mool Figure - Mesoamerican Rain Deity, Symbol of Fertility, and Offering Receptacle 🗿

Bring a touch of Mesoamerican history into your space with this beautifully crafted Chac Mool figure. Known as the rain deity and symbol of fertility and agriculture, Chac Mool played a significant role in the religious rituals of the ancient Mayan, Aztec, and Toltec civilizations.

Item Details:

Material: High-Quality Resin
Color: Beige
Dimensions: Approximately 5.5” wide, 3.5” tall
“Chac Mool,” which translates to “Red Claw” in the Yucatec Maya language, is commonly represented as a reclining figure. Its head is turned to one side while a tray or bowl rests on its stomach, believed to have been used as a receptacle for offerings to the gods.

Historically, these figures were typically placed in temples or other sacred sites and served as conduits for offerings and sacrifices.

Today, Chac Mool has become a popular motif in Mexican and Latin American art and culture, transcending its historical roots. Its influence can be seen in various mediums, including sculptures, paintings, and even as characters in literature and films.

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