M A S K  O F  T H E  J A G U A R

Authentic ancient Aztec and Mexican masks were crafted from turquoise mosaic, jade, stone, wood, or gold. They were often used in religious ceremonies, burials, or as ritual offerings to deities like Xiuhtecuhtli (the fire god) or Quetzalcoatl. Sacred animals, such as the jaguar, eagle, and dragon, served as  inspirations for these masks.

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