Earrings of Mikiztli : Mexican Cycle of Life, Death and Rebirth

 This Amoxtli or Mexican tradicional symbol represents Mikiztli,  in Ancestral Nahuatl language. Know more about Mikiztli day in the Aztec Calendar *

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.

• Mikiztli in the Aztec Calendar : 

Mikiztli is the 16th day of the 20-day cycle in the Aztec calendar. It's associated with the following traits:

- Death and transformation
- Renewal and regeneration
- Ancestors and heritage
- Legacy and inheritance
- Cycle of life and death

Mikiztli is represented by the symbol of a skull or a skeleton, which may seem ominous, but it's actually a powerful symbol of transformation and renewal. It's a reminder that death is a natural part of life, and that every ending marks a new beginning.

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

- Resilience and adaptability
- Connection to ancestors and heritage
- Ability to transform and renew themselves
- Understanding of the cycle of life and death
- Respect for tradition and legacy

Mikiztli is also associated with the direction South, the color Black, and the animal Dog.

In addition, Mikiztli is considered a day of:

- Honoring ancestors and heritage
- Letting go of what no longer serves you
- Embracing transformation and change
- Celebrating the cycle of life and death
- Seeking guidance from ancestors and spirits

It's a day to reflect on your legacy, honor your ancestors, and embrace the transformative power of death and rebirth.