Carved wooden mask "Priest of the goddess Coatlicue"

The carved wooden wall mask "Priest of the Goddess Coatlicue" was created under the impression of studying Aztec mythology and folklore and does not carry a sacred meaning. Coatlicue (SP. Coatlicue) - a goddess from Aztec mythology — "She is wearing a dress of snakes"; also Coatlantonan, "Our snake mother". Aztec Empire - the state of Mesoamerica of the XIV—XVI centuries, created by the Aztecs. The empire was located mostly on the territory of modern Mexico.
The mask is carved and decorated with acrylic paints by hand. There's only one copy.