Aztec Shield Mugs

Cuexyo chimalli or Huastec shield. This defensive tool was ubiquitously utlizide throughout mesoamerica as early as the Classic period. 600 A.D. During aztec times this model was mass produced to accommodate the increase militarization of the valley of Mexico.

Cuexyo chimalli or Huastec shield. This defensive tool was ubiquitously utlizide throughout mesoamerica as early as the Classic period. 600 A.D. During aztec times this model was mass produced to accommodate the increase militarization of the valley of Mexico.

Three Aztec warriors ready for battle.

RD&I Original Aztec Evil

A richly decorated Aztec jaguar warrior (called an ocelotl) is gazing into the distance while standing triumphantly with his foot on the skulls of his opponents. He wears a jaguar skin, holds a colourful feathered shield in one hand, and a wooden club with obsidian blades (macuahuitl) in the other. This design in inspired by images found in Aztec codices.

Fearless armored warrior ready for combat

This a illustration inspired by an item in the game path of exile!

Superhero holding a spear and a shield

A golden shield inspired by circular Mexican Aztec art, but hybridised to include eleven Nazca lines as the central motifs, seemingly embossed into gold, with the hummingbird nestled in the middle. This highly decorative and eye-catching mandala-esque honouring of ancient culture in Aztec gold is perfect for tees, but also for sleeves, cases and wall art. For a close-up, check out the pillow.