Coatlicue Mother Goddess Figurine Office_&_Stationery Each hat has been carefully

Each hat has been carefully hand made in the town of Panajachel on the shore of Lake Atitlan from off cuts of handwoven material typical to that area

The technique involves cutting and setting individual pieces of glass or tile by hand

red and blue stones adorn the exteriors alongside brass Sanskrit detailing

Produced under Fair Trade principles

It clarifies the senses and soothes mental stress

Coatlicue Mother Goddess Figurine Office_&_Stationery Each hat has been carefullyCoatlicue is the Aztec goddess of childbirth and fertility. She was also the goddess of earth, both as it's creator and destroyer. The dualism is symbolised by her appearance: her face consists of two serpents and her fingers and toes are claws. She wear a skirt of intertwined snakes and a necklace of hands, hearts and a skull from where she feeds on everything that dies.