Huehueteotl Popoxcomitl Copalero Incense Burner
Hand made clay incense burner. Traditionally used to hold charcoal and burn copal, herbs or any other type of resin. Huehueteotl, known as the "Old God" in Nahuatl, is one of the most ancient and revered deities in Mesoamerican traditions, particularly among the Mexica (Aztecs) and earlier cultures like the Olmecs and Toltecs. He is the god of fire, associated with life, warmth, transformation, and renewal, as well as the cyclic nature of time and existence. Huehueteotl's presence symbolizes the vital role fire plays in both the sustenance and destruction of life.
Hand made clay incense burner. Traditionally used to hold charcoal and burn copal, herbs or any other type of resin. Huehueteotl, known as the "Old God" in Nahuatl, is one of the most ancient and revered deities in Mesoamerican traditions, particularly among the Mexica (Aztecs) and earlier cultures like the Olmecs and Toltecs. He is the god of fire, associated with life, warmth, transformation, and renewal, as well as the cyclic nature of time and existence. Huehueteotl's presence symbolizes the vital role fire plays in both the sustenance and destruction of life.
Hand made clay incense burner. Traditionally used to hold charcoal and burn copal, herbs or any other type of resin. Huehueteotl, known as the "Old God" in Nahuatl, is one of the most ancient and revered deities in Mesoamerican traditions, particularly among the Mexica (Aztecs) and earlier cultures like the Olmecs and Toltecs. He is the god of fire, associated with life, warmth, transformation, and renewal, as well as the cyclic nature of time and existence. Huehueteotl's presence symbolizes the vital role fire plays in both the sustenance and destruction of life.
