Coatlicue 1,55 m

This impressive fiberglass sculpture of Coatlicue, the revered Aztec earth goddess, stands at 1.55 meters (61 inches) tall. Known as the “Mother of the Gods,” Coatlicue embodies both creation and destruction, fertility and death. The sculpture highlights her fearsome yet powerful form, traditionally depicted with a skirt of serpents, clawed hands and feet, and a necklace of human hearts and skulls, symbolizing the cycles of life and renewal.