Coatlicue
Mothers can grace us with their spirit in many forms. In the case of Coatlicue, our mother Tonantzin who's name means "Serpent Skirt" in Nahuatl, she is a symbol of the Earth's duality as both creator and destroyer, a soul who went on to embody the Virgin of Guadalupe through major acts in history that shape and form her but never extinguish her purpose. Her image reflects this with a face of two fanged serpents, a skirt of snakes, and a necklace of hands, hearts, and a skull. We may call you many names, but we always honor and celebrate you, our Mother for all times. 🐍
Special edition print on 65lb cardstock paper.
Packaged in protective plastic sleeve and backboard or rolled up in a tube if larger.
Mothers can grace us with their spirit in many forms. In the case of Coatlicue, our mother Tonantzin who's name means "Serpent Skirt" in Nahuatl, she is a symbol of the Earth's duality as both creator and destroyer, a soul who went on to embody the Virgin of Guadalupe through major acts in history that shape and form her but never extinguish her purpose. Her image reflects this with a face of two fanged serpents, a skirt of snakes, and a necklace of hands, hearts, and a skull. We may call you many names, but we always honor and celebrate you, our Mother for all times. 🐍
Special edition print on 65lb cardstock paper.
Packaged in protective plastic sleeve and backboard or rolled up in a tube if larger.
Mothers can grace us with their spirit in many forms. In the case of Coatlicue, our mother Tonantzin who's name means "Serpent Skirt" in Nahuatl, she is a symbol of the Earth's duality as both creator and destroyer, a soul who went on to embody the Virgin of Guadalupe through major acts in history that shape and form her but never extinguish her purpose. Her image reflects this with a face of two fanged serpents, a skirt of snakes, and a necklace of hands, hearts, and a skull. We may call you many names, but we always honor and celebrate you, our Mother for all times. 🐍
Special edition print on 65lb cardstock paper.
Packaged in protective plastic sleeve and backboard or rolled up in a tube if larger.