Aztec Sun God Symbol - Ancient Mesoamerican Iconography #3290537 (License: Personal Use)

This stylized glyph represents Tonatiuh, the Aztec sun god, often associated with sacrifice and the Fifth Sun era in Nahua cosmology. The design includes a circular face with almond-shaped eyes, a curved nose, and a protruding tongue holding a sacrificial knife (tecpatl), surrounded by eight triangular rays symbolizing solar energy and movement. The icon is commonly used in modern interpretations of Mesoamerican art and spiritual symbolism.

Frequently used on educational websites, museum exhibits, tattoo designs, and cultural heritage pages to illustrate pre-Columbian religious iconography; targets users researching Aztec mythology, symbolism, or indigenous art history.