Tlaloc Earrings : Embody the Mexican Rain Divinity’s strength & Renewal - Aztec calendar Jewelry

Tlaloc Deity, for Anahuac’s Civilization is commonly referred to as the "Rain Divnity" or "Water Divinity ," his Maya name is “Chaac”and is associated with:

- Rain and thunderstorms
- Agriculture and fertility
- Water and rivers
- Earthquakes and volcanic activity
- Fertility and abundance

Tlaloc is often depicted in art as a robust, imposing figure with a distinctive mask, large eyes, and a lightning bolt or axe in hand. He is also associated with the cycles of nature, particularly the rainy season, which brought life-giving water to the crops.

Overall, Tlaloc represents the complex and multifaceted relationship between the Mesoamericans People and environment, highlighting the importance of water, fertility, and the cycles of nature in culture and daily life. Know more about this day in the Aztec Calendar *

Expertly crafted with precision using a combination of brass and alpaca materials, these stunning 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.

*Tlaloc in the Aztec Calendar 

Tlaloc is an important deity in the Aztec calendar and culture. He is the god of:

- Rain and fertility
- Agriculture and abundance
- Water and the cycles of nature
- Lightning and thunder
- Earthquakes and volcanic activity

In the Aztec calendar, Tlaloc is associated with the 12th day of the 20-day cycle, and is considered a powerful symbol of fertility, abundance, and renewal.

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

- Connection to nature and the cycles of life
- Fertility and abundance in their endeavors
- Emotional depth and intuition
- Passion and energy
- Potential for spiritual growth and connection to the divine

Tlaloc is also associated with the directions East and West, and the colors Blue and Green.

In addition, Tlaloc is considered a day of:

- Planting and harvesting
- Fertility rituals and ceremonies
- Connection with nature and the elements
- Emotional healing and balance
- Spiritual growth and renewal

It's a day to honor the cycles of nature, and to seek balance and harmony within oneself and with the natural world.