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Quetzalcoatl Obsidian Pendant | Kukulkan Feathered Serpent | Hand-Carved Mexican Black Obsidian | Aztec Mayan Jewelry
Quetzalcoatl Obsidian Pendant | Kukulkan Feathered Serpent | Hand-Carved Mexican Black Obsidian | Aztec Mayan Jewelry
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Quetzalcóatl — Kukulkan: The Feathered Serpent Hand-Carved in Mexican Black Obsidian
The most powerful symbol of Mayan and Aztec civilizations, hand-carved in genuine Mexican black obsidian — the sacred volcanic stone of Teotihuacan. Quetzalcóatl embodies the evolution of the human spirit — the serpent that crawls the earth (matter) and the quetzal bird that soars the sky (spirit).
Quetzalcóatl is a mystery. He represents the material (coatl = serpent) and the spiritual (quetzal: a rare and magnificent bird of the Mayan world). Was he a being who reached illumination, a deity — or an archetype of human potential?
For the Anahuac cultures — from the Olmecs to the Mexicas — Quetzalcoatl stands as the symbol of human perfection, wisdom, and cosmic consciousness.
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This pendant is hand-carved at the Teotihuacan archaeological site — where the legendary Temple of Quetzalcoatl still stands — by skilled Mexican artisans carrying on a millennia-old tradition. Each piece is unique.
Obsidian is a powerful protective stone, known for truth revelation, psychic shielding, and grounding. It cuts through illusion and connects you to your deepest strength.
⚠️ We can also create a custom necklace with this pendant — contact us to request yours.
Properties of Mexican Black Obsidian
- Protection: Powerful psychic shield against negativity and negative energy
- Truth: Reveals hidden truths and promotes clarity of mind
- Grounding: Anchors spiritual energy into the physical body
- Transformation: Supports deep inner healing and personal growth
Details
- Pendant: hand-carved Mexican black obsidian — 5 cm (2 in)
- Carved at the Teotihuacan archaeological site, Mexico
- Handmade — one-of-a-kind piece
- Tracked shipping: USA 12–15 days · Worldwide 15–25 days
