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If you would like to use this image in your own publications, magazines,
brochures, leaflets, newspapers, books (inc. e-books), websites, CDs & DVDs etc, please click on HERE for further details.
Coatilcue
The mother of Huitzilopochtli, murdered by her daughter Coyolxauhqui, the
decapitated figure is given a face formed by the two serpents representing
flowing blood. She wears a skirt of writhing serpents and a necklace of hearts
and hands with a skull pendant.
To make a purchase:
This image is available for sale as a high quality art print with optional
mounts and frames. These sales are handled by Zazzle. Just click on the image itself then follow the link to make a purchase.
