Description: Chac Mool Mayan God of Rain & Fertility Chichen Itza Tikal Chac Mool is a prominent deity in Mayan mythology, often associated with rain, fertility, and agriculture. Typically depicted as a reclining figure with a human-like body and a jaguar-like head, Chac Mool holds a bowl on his stomach, which is believed to be used for offerings, often including blood sacrifices or food. As the god of rain, Chac Mool plays a crucial role in the agricultural cycles of the Maya, as rain is essential for crops. His association with fertility extends beyond agriculture to encompass the fertility of the earth and the human realm. In various Mayan texts and rituals, he is invoked to ensure bountiful harvests and to maintain the balance of nature. Chac Mool was also linked to various rituals, including ceremonies for rain and fertility, where devotees would offer sacrifices to appease him. His significance is evident in the numerous sculptures and artifacts found at ancient Mayan sites, particularly in areas like Chichen Itza and Tikal, where his imagery serves as a reminder of the importance of rain and fertility in sustaining life and civilization. Chac Mool embodies the vital relationship between the Mayans and their environment, highlighting the interconnectedness of life, sustenance, and spiritual practices. The item shown in the photograph is the exact one you will receive. Pease note all images of ACTUAL item, these are part of the item description. Please feel free to contact us if you have any questions
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Location: Houston, Texas
End Time: 2024-12-12T01:23:33.000Z
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Country/Region of Manufacture: Mexico
Culture: Mexican
Handmade: Yes
