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MEXICO: AZTEC WEDDING. Aztec wedding ceremony, during which the clothes of the bride
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MEXICO: AZTEC WEDDING. Aztec wedding ceremony, during which the clothes of the bride
MEXICO: AZTEC WEDDING.
Aztec wedding ceremony, during which the clothes of the bride and groom are tied. The bride is then carried home by the matchmaker. Page from the Codex Mendoza, Aztec, c1540
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1540 Age Of Discovery American Indian Aztec Bradley Smith Bride Ceremony Codex Codex Mendoza Couple Groom Husband Knot Latin America Latina Marriage Mesoamerica Mesoamerican Mexican Mexico Native American New World Page Pictograph Symbol Wedding Wife
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This print titled "MEXICO: AZTEC WEDDING" takes us back in time to witness an ancient Aztec wedding ceremony. In this remarkable image, we see the bride and groom dressed in traditional attire, their clothes intricately tied together symbolizing their union. The significance of this moment is beautifully captured as the couple stands before their loved ones, ready to embark on a lifelong journey together. The attention to detail in this artwork is astounding, showcasing the rich cultural heritage of Mexico. As we delve deeper into the scene depicted here, we notice the matchmaker playing a crucial role by carrying the bride home after the ceremony—a symbolic gesture representing her transition from one family to another. Dating back to 1540 during the age of discovery, this page from the Codex Mendoza offers us a glimpse into daily life during that era. The artist's skillful drawing brings forth not only visual beauty but also provides valuable insights into Aztec traditions and customs surrounding marriage. As we admire this piece from Granger Art on Demand's Carousel Collection, it serves as a reminder of our shared human experiences across different cultures and time periods. It celebrates love and unity while honoring indigenous peoples' history in Latin America—making it an exceptional addition for any art enthusiast or history lover seeking to appreciate diverse narratives through visual representation.
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