Large Huehueteotl Statue Home_&_Garden Beneath this is a metal

Beneath this is a metal tray for burning incense

joyful palette that defines the very best of Mexican folk art

This large gift set contains a patterned singing bowl

This backpack is full of convenient pockets and pouches

The drum is said to enable the shaman to enter a desired state of mind according to the beats per second played

Large Huehueteotl Statue Home_&_Garden Beneath this is a metalLarge Huehueteotl Statue These traditional 'barro' style pottery statues depict Huehueteotl, a Mesoamerican deity who features in the pantheons of many pre Columbian cultures. The standard iconography of Huehueteotl consists of the cross legged seated position, the hands in an open palmed, clenched fist combination and the large round censer headdress which may have been used as a sacrificial altar on larger statues. Huehueteotl is often also