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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.
Coyolxauhqui
The dismembered body of the Lady Golden Bells, daughter of Coatlicue. Slayed by
her brother Huitzilopochtli to avenge their mother's death, her severed head
and limbs encircle her semi-naked torso, amongst the remnants of her clothing
she wears the golden bells, like tears, on her cheeks.
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.
