Tochtli Earrings : Symbolic Mexican Rabbit Jewelry - Aztec Calendar Amoxtli

 This Amoxtli or Mexican tradicional symbol represents the Rabbit in the Aztec calendar “Tochtli” in Ancestral Nahuatl language. Know more *

Expertly crafted with precision using a combination of brass and alpaca materials, these stunning Amoxtli earrings feature a intricate cut-out design. 

Measures: between 1.57“ at 1.96” (4cm/5cm)

Each cardboard that holds the earrings carries a small review of each “Amoxtli”

Available in individual pairs or in a lot, elevate your style with these versatile and eye-catching statement pieces.

If you want, you can choose the other one of your choice.

• Rabbit 🐇 symbolism: 

In Ancestral Mexican culture, the rabbit or Tochtli symbol has several meanings:

1. Fertility: Rabbits are associated with fertility, abundance, and prosperity due to their high reproductive rate.

2. Moon: Tochtli is linked to the moon and the night, representing the feminine, intuition, and the subconscious.

3. Cycles: Rabbits symbolize the cycles of life, death, and rebirth, as well as the cycles of nature (e.g., day/night, seasons).

4. Trickster: In Aztec mythology, the rabbit is a trickster figure, often depicted as a mischievous and cunning character.

5. Timekeeping: Tochtli is associated with the Aztec calendar, specifically the 28-day cycle of the moon.

6. Creativity: Rabbits are also linked to creativity, artistry, and imagination.

7. Medicine: In some Mexican traditions, rabbits are connected to medicine, healing, and the underworld.

The Tochtli symbol is often depicted in Ancestral Mexican art and literature, representing these various themes and ideas. It's important to note that the symbolism may vary across different states and cultural contexts.

Day Tochtli in the Aztec Calendar :

Tochtli is the Aztec word for "rabbit" and is associated with the 8th day of the 20-day Aztec calendar cycle. Here are some key aspects of Tochtli:

- Animal symbol: Rabbit
- Meaning: Fertility, abundance, creativity, gentle strength
- Direction: West
- Color: Yellow
- Qualities: Playful, curious, creative, nurturing, gentle

People born on this day are believed to possess qualities such as:

- Creativity and imagination
- Gentleness and compassion
- Playfulness and humor
- Fertility and abundance in their endeavors
- Connection to nature and the cycles of life

Tochtli is also associated with the Mexican Divinity Mayahuel, who is the patroness of fertility, abundance, and pulque, a traditional Mexican fermented drink.

In addition, Tochtli is considered a day of:

- Fertility rituals and ceremonies
- Creativity and artistic expression
- Playfulness and joy
- Connection with nature and the cycles of life
- Gentle strength and compassion

Overall, Tochtli represents the playful and creative energies of the rabbit, and is a day to honor fertility, abundance, and the gentle strength of nature.