Quetzalcoatl Feathered Serpent Plaque
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A stylized cosmic serpent in the spirit of Aztec Quetzalcoatl: a weaving, tapering body of stacked beads, a blocky head with fangs and a fanned feather crest, and a rattle-like tail, all resting on a flat stone-coloured plate.
- Flat base plate for stable printing
- Body tapers from head to tail
- Colour regions: body, head and crest, tail, base
- Pairs well with a shelf or desk display
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