Aztec Chac Mool Ceramic Sculpture Signs countless animals die from preventable

countless animals die from preventable diseases

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Aztec Chac Mool Ceramic Sculpture Signs countless animals die from preventableThe legendary chac mool sculpture, found in front of the Templo Mayor in Mexico City, is masterfully replicated by Mexican artisan Angel Cern. Sculpted by hand, the ceramic piece depicts a man with elaborate headdress and ornamentation holding a bowl over his belly. It is believed to be designed to hold ritual offerings, perhaps human hearts. The name, chac mool, means 'red jaguar' and was intended to refer to those sculptures found in the Yucatan