Elevate your style with these exquisite Cuauhtli Borgia wood stud earrings, meticulously hand-painted to depict the rich symbolism of Aztec and Mayan mythology. Crafted with care and attention to detail, these earrings embody the spirit of ancient Mesoamerican artistry. Each pair is a unique piece of wearable art, symbolizing the majestic eagle and its significance in indigenous cultures. Made from high-quality wood, these earrings are lightweight and comfortable to wear. Add a touch of cultural flair to your wardrobe with these one-of-a-kind artisan earrings. Perfect for those who appreciate the beauty of ethnic jewelry and the stories it tells.
Cuauhtli (Eagle, known as Men in Maya) is governed by Xipe Totec, God of Seedtime, as its provider of tonalli (Shadow Soul) life energy. Cuauhtli is a day of fighting for freedom and equality. It is a day of the Warriors of Huitzilopochtli, those who sacrifice their lives willingly to keep the present age, the Fifth Sol, moving. It is a good day for action, a bad day for reflection. A good day for invoking the gods, a bad day for ignoring
This is a representation of Cuauhtli inspired by the Borgia Codex.
• Made of wood.
• Laser cut
• Hand painted
• Finished with clear coat over color
• Hypoallergenic metal earrings
These earrings are handmade and that makes each one of a kind, not two are exactly the same.
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