Aztec Ollin symbols Pendant engraved in Obsidian - Mexican symbol of Movement & Transformation - Aztec Calendar precolombian Jewelry

Ollin is the movement that passes through all bodies, which makes us live, dream, think... in the ancestral Nahuatl language *

The cabochon measure 40mm and you can choose to the handmade macramé necklace with it, comfortable and resistant. Or the Guatemalan jade style beads necklace in serpentine stone for a perfect benefits combination.

The obsidian is a powerful protective volcanic crystal, revelations and purification.

*Ollin symbol :

Ollin is a powerful symbol in Anahuac’s (Mexican)culture,  It represents:

1. Movement and Change: Ollin is often translated as "movement" or "change". It symbolizes the dynamic nature of life, the universe, and human experiences.

2. Earthquakes: Ollin is associated with earthquakes, which were considered a manifestation of the earth's power and a sign of transformation.

3. Time and Cycles: Ollin is linked to the Aztec calendar, representing the cycles of time, the passage of days, and the inevitability of change.

4. Energy and Vitality: Ollin embodies the vital energy that flows through all living beings, connecting us to the natural world and the cosmos.

5. Duality: Ollin is often depicted as a pair of intertwined spirals or circles, symbolizing the harmony and interdependence of opposites (e.g., life and death, light and dark).

6. Spiritual Growth: Ollin is believed to guide individuals through transformative processes, helping them navigate life's challenges and embrace change as an opportunity for growth.

In Mexican culture, Ollin is often depicted in art, architecture, and ritual objects, serving as a reminder of the ever-changing nature of life and the importance of embracing transformation.

Ollin day in the Aztec Calendar : 

Ollin is the 12th day of the 20-day Aztec calendar cycle. Here are some key aspects of Ollin:

- Meaning: Movement, earthquake, change, transformation
- Animal symbol: Dog
- Direction: East
- Color: Yellow
- Qualities: Dynamic, transformative, adaptable, energetic

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

- Dynamic energy and adaptability
- Ability to navigate change and transformation
- Strong sense of loyalty and protection (like a dog)
- Potential for leadership and guidance

Ollin is associated with the Mexican Divinity Xolotl, who represents transformation, change, and the cycles of life and death. This day is considered a good time for:

- Initiating change and transformation
- Taking action and being dynamic
- Seeking guidance and protection
- Honoring the cycles of life and death

In addition, Ollin is associated with the element of earth and the color yellow, representing the sun and the light that illuminates the path forward.

Overall, Ollin represents the dynamic energy of transformation and change, and is a powerful symbol in the Aztec calendar.