Feathered Serpent Ouroboros - Ancient Mesoamerican Symbolism #19304 (License: Personal Use)

This black-and-white line art depicts a stylized feathered serpent-likely Quetzalcoatl (Aztec) or Kukulkan (Maya)-coiled into an ouroboros circle, with intricate geometric and zoomorphic motifs adorning its body. The serpent’s open jaws, prominent fangs, and plumed headdress reflect sacred iconography used in codices, temple carvings, and ritual objects across pre-Columbian civilizations. The circular form emphasizes cyclical time, rebirth, and the unity of heaven and earth in Mesoamerican cosmology.

Used on educational, cultural heritage, or museum websites to illustrate Mesoamerican mythology, calendar systems, or religious symbolism; targets users researching ancient civilizations, comparative religion, or indigenous art.