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Cihuateotl Spirits Of Women Who Died During Childbirth Handcrafted Mexican Clay Sculpture of Folk Art, Pre-Hispanic Home Decor Handcraf

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**Cihuateotl* are spirits of women who died during childbirth**

Specifications:
-made of clay
-prehispanic style
-estado de Mexico
-Dimensions: 4” wide, 5” long, 11” tall

This striking handcrafted sculpture represents *Cihuateotl*, a revered figure in ancient Aztec culture. The *Cihuateotl* are spirits of women who died during childbirth, an event considered as honorable as dying in battle by the Aztecs. These spirits were believed to transform into powerful supernatural beings, feared and respected for their connection to death, fertility, and the cycle of life. In Aztec mythology, they were thought to accompany the sun as it descended, representing the strength and sacrifice of women who gave their lives to bring new life into the world.

The piece showcases intricate details, with a skeletal face symbolizing the connection to the afterlife, and traditional Aztec adornments that highlight the spiritual significance of this figure. The muted earthy tones and aged finish give the sculpture an authentic, ancient feel, making it a unique decorative item that evokes the mysticism and artistry of pre-Columbian civilizations.

Whether you’re a collector of Mesoamerican art, a history enthusiast, or simply looking for a one-of-a-kind piece to enrich your space, this *Cihuateotl* sculpture is sure to draw attention and spark conversation. Its powerful symbolism and cultural significance make it an extraordinary addition to any home or collection.

Order carefully, we will pack ✅
Product sent in box ✅
Express shipping is available for an additional charge, please ask ✅
You can send this with a special dedication✅
It can be sent with a special wrapping as a gift ✅ Any questions please don’t hesitate, we usually respond in less than an hour 😀

**Cihuateotl* are spirits of women who died during childbirth**

Specifications:
-made of clay
-prehispanic style
-estado de Mexico
-Dimensions: 4” wide, 5” long, 11” tall

This striking handcrafted sculpture represents *Cihuateotl*, a revered figure in ancient Aztec culture. The *Cihuateotl* are spirits of women who died during childbirth, an event considered as honorable as dying in battle by the Aztecs. These spirits were believed to transform into powerful supernatural beings, feared and respected for their connection to death, fertility, and the cycle of life. In Aztec mythology, they were thought to accompany the sun as it descended, representing the strength and sacrifice of women who gave their lives to bring new life into the world.

The piece showcases intricate details, with a skeletal face symbolizing the connection to the afterlife, and traditional Aztec adornments that highlight the spiritual significance of this figure. The muted earthy tones and aged finish give the sculpture an authentic, ancient feel, making it a unique decorative item that evokes the mysticism and artistry of pre-Columbian civilizations.

Whether you’re a collector of Mesoamerican art, a history enthusiast, or simply looking for a one-of-a-kind piece to enrich your space, this *Cihuateotl* sculpture is sure to draw attention and spark conversation. Its powerful symbolism and cultural significance make it an extraordinary addition to any home or collection.

Order carefully, we will pack ✅
Product sent in box ✅
Express shipping is available for an additional charge, please ask ✅
You can send this with a special dedication✅
It can be sent with a special wrapping as a gift ✅ Any questions please don’t hesitate, we usually respond in less than an hour 😀

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