Mitlantecutli - Coloring Book
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Mesoamerican peoples developed a totally original worldview around death. Based on a dual thought, death was understood as part of life. The main god of death among the Nahuas and Mixtecs was Mictlantecuhtli who ruled the underworld. In this notebook, you will learn how death was understood among pre-Hispanic peoples and the syncretism that today allows us to preserve pre-Columbian rites such as the offerings of the Day of the Dead.
It contains 14 illustrations with their explanatory card that will allow you to know the myths and rites around death within Mexican society.
Stapling
Laminated cover
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