Chicome Itzcuintli Amatlapalli (@MiCorazonMexica), Xochipilli and Xochiquetzal.

"This painting is a devotional image of Xochiquetzal and Xochipilli, the Plumed Blossom and the Prince of Flowers. She is the Teotl of love and the feminine arts, he the Teotl of spring, hallucinogenic plants, the Sun in the morning, venereal disease, and the masculine arts.

The whole is an illustration of the concept of duality; the two Teteo are one and the same time brother and sister, husband and wife, and the very same being. In the painting they therefore stand back to back, and yet are joined by a single spinal column, so that the two are revealed as being a single entity; male and female as one.

~ Young god emerging from a flower.

Date: A.D. 600–900

Culture: Maya

Period: Classic

Place of origin: Mexico, Campeche, Maya area, Jaina Island or vicinity