Wall Hanging of the Aztec Double Headed Serpent

The serpent was an important animal in Mesoamerican cultures and appears frequently in Aztec iconography. Many of the Aztec gods have serpentine qualities and it is thought that the animal's ability to shed its skin made it a symbol of rebirth.

This antique style wall hanging of a double headed serpent is inspired by an original Aztec mosaic now located in the British Museum in London. The hanging measures 18.5 inches wide, 10.5 inches high, and 1.5 inches deep, making this creature a majestic presence in your home! The piece weighs about 9 pounds and is made with sawtooth hardware for easy hanging. 

• Antique inspired wall hanging
• Depicts the Aztec double headed serpent
• Original mosaic dates back to 15th century
• Made of bonded stone
• Measures 18.5 x 10.5 x 1.5 inches
• Weighs about 9 pounds 
• Recommended for indoors only 

This item's design originates from Mesoamerica and has been created using manufacturing processes in China. It is a carefully constructed reproduction of an ancient artifact and is designed to replicate the antique style of the original piece it’s based on. With a little help from modern machinery, we are pleased to offer you treasures from the past that can be displayed right in your home.

This item may feature slight variation in color, details, and overall appearance. Imperfections and surface cracks add to the unique artistry of each piece and are intentional aspects of its design.