Viracocha Tapestries

Viracocha - Supreme God of the Incas Sun God. Creator Deity. Pre-Inca Deity.

Sun gate, Sun God, Viracocha, Pre Columbian, Tiahuanaco, Tiwanaku culture, Bolivia, Lake Titicaca, South America,

Design based in precolumbian Chavin culture, located at the Puerta del sol

Inca Mythology Viracocha Tribute Creator Deity Andean Civilization Inca Culture Ancient Peruvian Art Inca Religious Symbolism Andean Pantheon Mythical Creation Stories Indigenous Heritage Incan Gods and Goddesses Pre-Columbian Inspiration Mythological Icon

Andean deity Creator god Mythical charm Inca legend Divine inspiration Cultural heritage Sacred motifs Ancient mythology Andean spirituality Mythical symbolism Divine architect Cultural reverence Inca mythology Symbolic imagery Spiritual elegance

Andean deity Mythical charm Creator god Divine inspiration Ancient mythology Ethereal allure Inca legend Cultural heritage Mystical symbolism Timeless fascination Mythic resonance Celestial grace Indigenous elegance Divine depiction Cultural pride

Viracocha the Creator God in Inca mythology. Also known as Huiracocha, Wiraqocha, and Wiro Qocha. Viracocha is a creator god in the pre-Columbian Andean tradition, who was worshiped by the Inca and their predecessors. According to Inca mythology, Viracocha created the world, as well as mankind and all other living creatures. He is also said to have created the stars, the sun, and the moon. Additionally, he is said to have taught the people various arts and crafts, as well as the use of agriculture, before leaving them to return to the heavens. In some traditions, he was also considered to be a god of death and the afterlife. Viracocha is often called "The Great Architect" and "The Supreme Being".

Viracocha the Creator God

Inti, Sun God, Inca civilization, Gold Disk, Pre Columbian cultures

This design is a fusion of Incan mythology and contemporary Latino/Chicano culture. Based on Viracocha, the Incan creator god, radiating energy. The color palette transitions from Viracocha's ancient hues to the vivid colors of today, encapsulates the culture and resilient spirit of the Latino/Chicano communities, anchored in their sacred mythology.

The Almighty sun God "INTI"