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MEXICO: VAMPIRE GODDESS. Bat vampire goddess. Black ceramic figure typical of the Zapotec culture, from Monte Alban, Oaxaca, c100 A. D

MEXICO: VAMPIRE GODDESS. Bat vampire goddess. Black ceramic figure typical of the Zapotec culture, from Monte Alban, Oaxaca, c100 A. D


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MEXICO: VAMPIRE GODDESS. Bat vampire goddess. Black ceramic figure typical of the Zapotec culture, from Monte Alban, Oaxaca, c100 A. D

MEXICO: VAMPIRE GODDESS.
Bat vampire goddess. Black ceramic figure typical of the Zapotec culture, from Monte Albán, Oaxaca, c100 A.D

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2nd Century Artifact Bradley Smith Ceramic Costume Fang Figure Folk Lore Goddess Head Dress Latin America Latin American Mesoamerica Mesoamerican Mexican Mexico Native Native American Occult Primitive Sculpture Vampire Monte Alban Oaxaca Zapotec


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This print titled "MEXICO: VAMPIRE GODDESS" transports us back in time to the ancient Zapotec culture of Monte Alban, Oaxaca. The black ceramic figure depicted here is a remarkable representation of a bat vampire goddess, showcasing the rich artistic heritage and mystical beliefs of this indigenous civilization. Dating back to around 100 A. D. , this artifact exudes an air of mystery and intrigue. Its intricate details and craftsmanship highlight the skillful artistry prevalent during that era. Adorned with a striking head dress and fangs, the figure embodies both beauty and darkness, symbolizing the duality often associated with supernatural beings. The presence of this vampire goddess in Zapotec folklore speaks volumes about their belief system and spiritual practices. It serves as a reminder that ancient civilizations held deep reverence for mythical creatures like vampires, intertwining them into their daily lives. As we gaze upon this mesmerizing sculpture, we are transported to a time when native cultures thrived in Mexico's vibrant landscape. This piece not only showcases the ingenuity of Mesoamerican art but also serves as a testament to Latin American history. Thanks to Granger Art on Demand's collection curated by The Granger Collection in New York, we have access to these extraordinary glimpses into our past. Let us appreciate these artifacts for they provide valuable insights into our shared human experience across different times and cultures.

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