Mayan Calendar Magnets

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Aztec or Mayan Calendar Maya Men Women Kids

Mayan Calendar and the Pyramids with a little Sphinx.

Sun Aztec Calendar vector full color.

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Show your aztec pride

You don't have to carry around a sculpted stone anymore.

This black and white design features a skull adorned with a Mayan-inspired headdress, exhibiting an aura of ancient power and wisdom.

Indian Fox Holding Mayan Calendar, very detailed Pen and ink illustration design. Great Gift for everyone who loves animals, wildlife, nature, wild animals or animal in tribal designs. Wear this Tee and show your love for foxes, nature and American culture Tattoo Fox Ornamental design for a casual & streetwear fashion look or gift for yoga, spiritual & meditation fans. Tribal Fox with Mandala ornaments for men, women & kids who love foxes. Perfect gifts for mother's day, father's day and Cinco de Mayo.

The Maya or Mayan calendar was used before Columbus in middle America, especially Guatemala and Mexico.

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You don't have to carry around a sculpted stone anymore.

The Hunab Ku ancient Mayan symbol represents: The cycle and movement of life energy. The order & balance of the cosmos. The god force or infinite power available in all life. The center of the Calendar & Milky Way galaxy. Unity and Stability. Sun & Moon.

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This artwork features the ancient Aztec calendar.

Glowing Aztec Calendar

The Maya or Mayan calendar was used before Columbus in middle America, especially Guatemala and Mexico. I have a less stylized version in dark blue-green; find it by searching on DJRUNNELS and MAYAN.

Live forever. Be proud of your past, look towards the future.

Unique one of a kind Ancient Aztec Mayan Tribal Calendar gold mandala illustration by artist Ann-Marie Cheung @heartsake

Mayan Mexican Stone Calendar. See more of my unique one of a kind artwork @heartsake

Mayan Calendar #8

Aztec Calendar

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This Sixth Cycle design is the perfect mix of fat cap spray paint splatter style graffiti & the Aztec calendar skull. The archeological carving was used by the Aztecs & Mayans, the indigenous people who ruled what is now Mexico. This illustration honors one of the old school elements hip hop originated in New York. This retro style looks awesome on dancers that like to get down to some heavy drum & bass, edm, & trap music during rave festivals & music concerts.

Introducing our captivating Aztec Calendar Puzzle T-Shirt, where ancient tradition meets modern fashion! This unique design beautifully blends the iconic Aztec calendar with the playful elements of a puzzle, resulting in a visually stunning and intellectually engaging piece of wearable art. The centerpiece of the design is the renowned Aztec calendar stone, also known as the Sun Stone or the Stone of the Fifth Sun. It is a complex and intricate representation of Aztec cosmology, depicting the different eras and deities of their civilization. The calendar stone is positioned at the heart of the puzzle, symbolizing the essence of time and the mysteries it holds.

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A colorful mayan calendar to display your heritage or just for fun! The 260-day calendar was used to determine important activities related to the gods and humans. It was used to name individuals, predict the future, decide on auspicious dates for battles, marriages, and so on.

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This ancient Aztec civilization design features an Aztec pyramid and Aztec calendar.

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Lucha Libre

THIS IS HOW THE STORY ENDS

Aztec Calendar - Mexico

The calendar dates back to at least the 5th century BCE (Before Common Era) and is still in use in a few Mayan communities today. The Mayan calendar moves in cycles with the last cycle ending in December 2012. This has often been interpreted as the world will end on 21 December 2012, at 11:11 UTC.