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You must join the virtual exhibition queue when you arrive. If capacity has been reached for the day, the queue will close early. Visiting Sleeping Beauties: Reawakening Fashion? Divinity Maya Art. Xok Maya, active 8th century. Seated on a throne covered by a jaguar pelt, an old, cigar-smoking, jaguar-eared god presides over an assembly of ten deities. The consequences of the gathering are unclear, but this mythical event was among those that set the world in order and created the conditions for the advent of people, cities, and kingdoms.
Read More. Censer stand Maya. Bowls of burning resins were once placed on top of these elaborate stands, which portray gods with both human and animal features wearing tall headdresses of stacked masks. During religious rituals, gods rested on these censer stands, which were thought of as their embodiments. The smoke of burning incense, together with food and drink, prayer, music, and dance were offered to nourish the gods, appease them, and encourage them to grant their favors to devotees.
Estos ejemplares presentan rostros de deidades con rasgos humanos y animales. Vessel with mythological scene Maya. Maya artists relished humorous mythical episodes that at the same time conveyed profound meanings related to the origin of the gods, the world, people, and social institutions. On either side of this vessel, Itzamnaaj is awkwardly poised astride a peccary a wild pig and a deer.
Pendant Maya. Jade, a rare material whose color and durability were highly prized by the Maya, was painstakingly carved into delicate ornaments to adorn the bodies of royalty and members of the nobility. Se tallaba minuciosamente para confeccionar delicados ornamentos que adornaban los cuerpos de los reyes y miembros de la nobleza.
