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Jaguar Warrior Head Ceramic Jaguar Warrior Head Sculpture From Teotihuacan

Barrios Home Workshop

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This ceramic sculpture by the Barrios Home Workshop depicts a Mesoamerican jaguar warrior, an important rank similar to that of a knight. This workshop is located in the town of Teotihuacan, next to the famous archeological site of the same name. This piece is special because it is the artist's interpretation of said warrior class, rather than a reproduction.

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Jaguar Warrior Strength Men's Taxco Silver & Black Leather Jaguar Knight Bracelet

Length: 7.75"

Roy Nilson

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Braiding black leather, Roy Nilson crafts a bracelet for men that recalls the art and beliefs of the ancient Aztecs. A finely-crafted skull glares from within the jaws of a jaguar to center the design. All young Mexica, or Aztec men, at the age of 14, were required to learn about weaponry and the art of war in special schools. Elite Aztec warriors wore headdresses denoting their honored status in this case, as a jaguar and warrior, or knight.

The jaguar skull serves as the bracelet's button clasp.

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Jaguar Warrior Aztec Jaguar Warrior Mask

Angel Ceron Artisan Association

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Artisans from the Angel Cerón Artisan Association depict a Jaguar Warrior, recreating an image from Texcoco's late classic period. The man's face seems to emerge from the toothy jaws of the spotted cat. The Mexican artisans reveals their knowledge of the ancient Aztec civilization with this ceramic mask.

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Jaguar Warrior Strength Men's Taxco Silver & Black Leather Jaguar Knight Bracelet

Roy Nilson

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Braiding black leather, Roy Nilson crafts a bracelet for men that recalls the art and beliefs of the ancient Aztecs. A finely-crafted skull glares from within the jaws of a jaguar to center the design. All young Mexica, or Aztec men, at the age of 14, were required to learn about weaponry and the art of war in special schools. Elite Aztec warriors wore headdresses denoting their honored status in this case, as a jaguar and warrior, or knight.

The jaguar skull serves as the bracelet's button clasp.

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Jaguar Warrior Aztec Museum Replica Ceramic Sculpture (Medium)

Angel Ceron Artisan Association

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The brave jaguar warriors of 1325-1521 AD inspire artisans from the Angel Cerón Artisan Association in the crafting of this sculpture. Only the sons of Mexica noble families were admitted into this exclusive army, regarded as soldiers of darkness. To obtain this title, they had to capture 12 prisoners. The artisans depict the warrior with his head turned sideways, as custom dictated to depict high ranking characters. Crafting the sculpture from ceramic with colorful feathers and an eagle headdress, the Mexican artisan portrays the courageous warrior with a shield and a macahuitl, a type of sword that was encrusted with sharp obsidian shards.

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Jaguar and Cub Stretched Signed Impressionist Watercolor Jaguar Painting

Morneo

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The spirit of the ancient warriors and leaders of the region is present today in the magnificent image of the jaguars, those majestic felines that wander the Mexican landscapes. Artist Morneo pays homage to the natural beauty of the nation's wild cat, using watercolor on paper to make an impressionist portrait of a jaguar and its cub. The artwork is titled Jaguar y su cria and comes stretched.

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Pibil Jaguar Antiqued Ceramic Vessel Maya Art (large)

Oscar Rodolfo Mendoza

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Oscar Rodolfo Mendoza celebrates the art of the ancient Maya with the original design of this ceramic vessel. Decorated with a jaguar's head on the lid and classic glyphs on the body, the vessel is crafted by hand with the same ceramic techniques developed by the Maya Pibil people. Little is known about them, other than that the Pibil were a warrior and migrant community that came to El Salvador from Mexico. This vessel is treated to achieve an antiqued look, featuring red and orange hues obtained from achiote seeds.

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Pibil Jaguar Antiqued Ceramic Vessel Maya Art (medium)

Oscar Rodolfo Mendoza

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Oscar Rodolfo Mendoza celebrates the art of the ancient Maya with the original design of this ceramic vessel. Decorated with a jaguar's head on the lid and classic glyphs on the body, the vessel is crafted by hand with the same ceramic techniques developed by the Maya Pibil people. Little is known about them, other than that the Pibil were a warrior and migrant community that came to El Salvador from Mexico. This vessel is treated to achieve an antiqued look, featuring red and orange hues obtained from achiote seeds.

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Pibil Jaguar Handcrafted Antiqued Ceramic Jar Maya Art

Oscar Rodolfo Mendoza

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Oscar Rodolfo Mendoza celebrates the art of the ancient Maya with the original design of this ceramic jar. Decorated with a jaguar's head on the lid and classic glyphs on the body, the jar is crafted by hand with the same ceramic techniques developed by the Maya Pibil people. Little is known about them, other than that the Pibil were a warrior and migrant community that came to El Salvador from Mexico. This jar is treated to achieve an antiqued look, featuring red and orange hues obtained from achiote seeds.

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Pibil Jaguar Handcrafted Ceramic Bowl with Antiqued Finish

Oscar Rodolfo Mendoza

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Oscar Rodolfo Mendoza celebrates the art of the ancient Maya with the original design of this ceramic bowl. Decorated with the head of a jaguar on the lid and human glyphs on the body, the bowl is crafted by hand with the same ceramic techniques developed by the Maya Pibil people. Little is known about them, other than that the Pibil were a warrior and migrant community that came to El Salvador from Mexico. This bowl is treated to achieve an antiqued look, featuring red and orange hues obtained from achiote seeds.

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Large Jaguar Warrior Aztec Warrior Ceramic Replica Sculpture from Mexico

Angel Ceron Artisan Association

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The sculpted bust of a jaguar warrior unearthed in Texcoco inspires artisans from the Angel Cerón Artisan Association in the creation of this sculpture. Ancient Aztecs believed the jaguar to be associated with the god of night, and to become a jaguar one had to capture at least four enemies. Jaguar warriors, or ocelopilli, were used to capture enemies to be sacrificed to the gods. They would wear jaguar fur and claws for they believed the items would make them stronger and braver. They fought with wooden swords studded with obsidian.

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Jaguar Mexico 4-Inch Signed Linoleum Block Print of a Jaguar

Marina Pallares

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"I depict a fearless jaguar against a starry sky. This is one of the most beautiful animals that exist — strong, powerful, with a profound gaze," Marina Pallares confides. Working in black and white, she creates a small-scale linoleum block print. The feline held a special place in many Mesoamerican cultures. A resident of the Yucatan peninsula, the small spotted cat was venerated by the ancient Maya, who called it Balam. The renowned Aztec Jaguar warriors, an elite infantry comprised of pre-Hispanic noblemen, wore helmets in the shape of the jaguar, or oceotl. And the Olmec "were-jaguar" — half human, half cat — is a recurrent theme in their art.

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