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Earflare with incised image of the Principal Bird Deity, c. 300-500 (jadeite)
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Earflare with incised image of the Principal Bird Deity, c. 300-500 (jadeite)
1072383 Earflare with incised image of the Principal Bird Deity, c.300-500 (jadeite) by Mayan; 10.2x8.9x4.4 cm; Dallas Museum of Art, Texas, USA; The Otis and Velma Davis Dozier Fund; out of copyright
Media ID 23028982
© The Otis and Velma Davis Dozier Fund / Bridgeman Images
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This print showcases an exquisite piece of ancient Mayan art, the "Earflare with incised image of the Principal Bird Deity". Crafted from jadeite, this artifact measures 10.2x8.9x4.4 cm and is currently housed in the Dallas Museum of Art in Texas, USA. The earflare depicts a mesmerizing incised image of the Principal Bird Deity, a prominent figure in Mayan mythology and religion. This deity was believed to possess immense power and was often associated with creation, fertility, and abundance. The intricate details carved into the jadeite stone highlight the exceptional craftsmanship of the Mayan civilization. The delicate feathers, graceful curves, and expressive features bring life to this mythological creature. As one gazes upon this remarkable earflare, it evokes a sense of wonder about the rich cultural heritage that thrived in Central America during ancient times. It serves as a tangible link to their beliefs and traditions. Jewelry like this played an essential role in Mayan society as symbols of status and spirituality. Adorned by both men and women for ceremonial purposes or as everyday accessories, these artifacts were imbued with deep meaning. Through its vibrant depiction of gods and mythical creatures like birds, Mayan art continues to captivate audiences worldwide today. This photograph immortalizes not only an extraordinary artifact but also pays homage to a culture steeped in fascinating legends and stories passed down through generations.
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