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Xipe Totec

Xipe Totec. Clay sculpture. Teotihuacan culture. Sculpture. Proc: MEXICO. PUEBLA

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Xipe Totec: A Mesoamerican God of Renewal and Fertility from the Teotihuacan Culture Xipe Totec, also known as the "Flayed Lord," is a fascinating deity from the ancient Teotihuacan culture of Mexico. This clay sculpture, originally created in Puebla, Mexico, is a captivating representation of this complex and intriguing god. Xipe Totec was believed to be the god of vegetation, fertility, and renewal. He was also associated with the changing of the seasons and the shedding of old skins, symbolizing rebirth and regeneration. One of the most intriguing aspects of Xipe Totec's mythology was his association with human sacrifice and the flaying of the god's own skin. This was believed to ensure a bountiful harvest and the renewal of life. This beautifully crafted sculpture showcases Xipe Totec in his regal attire, adorned with a headdress of obsidian mirrors and a loincloth made of human skin. The intricate details of the sculpture, from the beaded necklaces to the intricately carved body, are a testament to the skill and artistry of the Teotihuacan people. The Teotihuacan culture, which flourished from around 100 BC to 700 AD, is one of the most enigmatic and intriguing civilizations in Mesoamerican history. Their art and architecture have influenced later cultures, including the Aztecs, and continue to fascinate scholars and visitors alike. This clay sculpture of Xipe Totec is a precious reminder of the rich cultural heritage of Mexico and the intriguing mythology of the ancient Teotihuacan civilization. It is a must-have for any collection of Mesoamerican art or for anyone interested in the history and culture of Mexico.

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