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Coyolxauhqui the Aztec moon goddess appears in this elegant museum replica by Angel Ceron. Discovered beneath the plaza in Mexico City the low relief sculpture dates from the 1400s and tells the story of the deity known as Golden Bells. Her mother... ... more

• This Iconic Triple Moon Round Wall Plaque measures 8 in Diameter and 1 thick approximately. It weighs about 1.25 pounds. • This Iconic Triple Moon Round Wall Plaque is made of terracotta. • Goddess Triple Moon wall plaque designed by Lisa... ... more

Angel Ceron recreates the elaborate stone sculpture known as the Aztec Calendar or Sun Stone. Discovered in Mexico City the original massive stone is on display in the National Museum of Anthropology and History. The Aztecs (or Mexica as they called... ... more

• This Triple Moon Shaman Pentagram Incense Burner is made of ceramic hand painted and polished individually. • This Triple Moon Shaman Pentagram Incense Burner measures 0.5 High and 4.5 Diameter approximately. It weighs about 8 ounces. • The... ... more

• This Triple Moon Shaman Incense Burner is made of ceramic hand painted and polished individually. • This Triple Moon Shaman Pentagram Incense Burner measures 0.75 High 8 Long and 1.25 Wide approximately. It weighs about 7 ounces. • The triple... ... more

A skeletal figure she stands with her hands raised in the posture of women who die in childbirth. Angel Ceron sculpts the image of Coatlicue She of the serpent skirt. The Mexica earth goddess and mother of the gods her image bears the symbol Eight... ... more

This celestial triple goddess moon wall plaque is 5.25" tall, 15.25" long and 1.5" deep approximately. Features:The sculpture is made of designer composite resin, hand painted and polishedThe triple moon is a Goddess symbol that represents the Maiden,... ... more

Angel Cerón recreates the elaborate stone sculpture known as the "Aztec Calendar" or "Sun Stone." Discovered in Mexico City, the original massive stone is on display in the National Museum of Anthropology and History. The Aztecs (or Mexican, as they... ... more

This Round Luna Moon Goddess Wall Plaque measures 5.25" tall, 5.25" wide and 1.25" thick approximately. Features:This Round Luna Moon Goddess Wall Plaque is made of designer composite resin, hand painted and polished individually. This luna wall plaque... ... more

Angel Cerón recreates the elaborate stone sculpture known as the "Aztec Calendar" or "Sun Stone." Discovered in Mexico City, the original massive stone is on display in the National Museum of Anthropology and History. ... more

A breathtaking representation of the Armenian Goddess of Fertility is depicted in this exquisite handcrafted and hand-painted ceramic plaque created by Shahe Harutyunyan. The goddess is dressed in an elegant, flowing gown adorned with intricate motifs... ... more

A Dead of the Day ceramic skull sculpture beautifully decorated with the image and motifs associated with Mayáhuel, the Aztec goddess of agave and fertility, is crafted and painted by hand by the artisans from the Angel Cerón Artisan Association in... ... more

Working in ceramic Angel Ceron recreates the elaborate stone sculpture known as the Aztec Calendar or Sun Stone. Discovered in Mexico City the original massive stone is on display in the National Museum of Anthropology and History. The Aztecs (or... ... more

This ceramic bone china trinket dish is inspired by the wiccan triple moon symbol and is the perfect size for holding jewelry and other small accessories. You can also use this ceramic dish as a small appetizer or salad plate. | Trinx Elieser Triple... ... more

*This Triple Moon Shaman Incense Burner is made of ceramic, hand painted and polished individually. | Dakota Fields Cathyann Wicca Spiral Shaman Sacred Moon Triple Goddess Incense Stick Holder Burner Figurine Crescent Full Waning Moons Home Fragrance... ... more

*This Triple Moon Shaman Pentagram Incense Burner is made of ceramic, hand painted and polished individually. | Dakota Fields Caitin Wicca Spiral Shaman Sacred Moon Triple Goddess Pentagram Round Medallion Incense Stick Holder Burner Figurine Crescent... ... more

A skeletal figure, she stands with her hands raised in the posture of women who die in childbirth. Zhane sculpts the image of Coatlicue, "She of the serpent skirt." The Mexica earth goddess and mother of the gods, her image bears the symbol "Eight... ... more

*These Mystical Moon And Stars Votive Holders are made of ceramic, hand painted and polished individually in matte black finish. | Ivy Bronx Pack Of 2 Wicca Triple Goddess Witchcraft Mystical Moon | 3 H x 2.25 W x 2.25 D in | Wayfair ... more

According to the beliefs of most pre-Hispanic cultures a smiling sun warms the earth for life to be born and renewed. Georgina Cabrera incorporates Aztec motifs such as maize flowers priests and warriors in kaleidoscopic alignment blending her own... ... more

When the sun god and the moon goddess meet in romantic eclipse owls and quetzals come out to honor them. Jose Arriola designs these extraordinary ceramic wall ornaments which he crafts and paints by hand inspired by the legends and colors that... ... more

When the sun god and the moon goddess meet in romantic eclipse, owls and quetzals come out to honor them. Jose Arriola designs these extraordinary ceramic wall ornaments, which he crafts and paints by hand, inspired by the legends and colors that... ... more

A breathtaking representation of the Armenian Goddess of Fertility is depicted in this exquisite handcrafted and hand-painted ceramic plaque created by Shahe Harutyunyan. The goddess is dressed in an elegant, flowing gown adorned with intricate motifs... ... more

"I will love the sun for days, the moon for nights, and you forever." Sentiment and design are displayed on this decorative tile with stylish pointy sides and charcoal grey finish. | Trinx I Will Love The Sun For Days Decorative Plaque... ... more

Depicted in low relief on a ceramic plaque, the feathered serpent of Mesoamerican legend has a human face. He emerges from a bowl holding bark paper. To the Maya, he was Kukulkan while the Aztecs called him Quetzalcoatl and, in Yucatán, he was known as... ... more

Depicted in low relief on a ceramic plaque, the feathered serpent of Mesoamerican legend has a human face. He emerges from a bowl holding bark paper. To the Maya, he was Kukulkan while the Aztecs called him Quetzalcoatl and in Yucatán, he was known as... ... more