Double-Headed Feathered Serpent Relief - Mesoamerican Art Artifact #1728950 (License: Personal Use)

This finely carved limestone relief features a symmetrical double-headed serpent with open jaws, fangs, and detailed scales, embodying the Mesoamerican god Quetzalcoatl or Kukulkan. The serpentine body forms elegant loops, while the heads display stylized eyes and ritualistic ornamentation typical of Late Classic to Postclassic period artistry. The weathered surface suggests centuries of exposure, enhancing its archaeological authenticity.

Used on museum exhibit pages, academic articles on Mesoamerican religion, or cultural heritage websites; targets users researching pre-Columbian iconography, mythology, or archaeology.