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Spirit of the Storm

Spirit of the Storm

$395.00
$395.00
Sale! Sold out.
  • Handcrafted in San Francisco
  • Pendant: Sterling silver
  • Chain options: 
    • Stainless steel rope chain
    • Sterling silver Wayfarer™ chain (size S)
  • Dimensions: About one inch tall

This intricate Aztec pendant, handcrafted in sterling silver, is inspired by the ancient god of storms.

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  • Designed in-house.

    I do not outsource. I design every piece myself. Therefor, you will not find these anywhere else in the world.

  • Handmade in the USA.

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  • Guaranteed for life!

    I back my work. I highly value buying something once. Mythic pieces are treasures you’ll carry for life.

  • An ancient relic...?

    I'm heavily inspired by ancient cultures, art, and mythology. A new Mythic piece feels like you just discovered an old mysterious artifact.

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Symbolism & Inspiration (Front)

1. God of Storms

Tlaloc was one of the most important and feared deities in the Aztec pantheon, as he held power over the water that sustained all life...

He was loved as the great provider of his people but feared even more. For if he were angered, Tlaloc would bring on storms, or even the opposite... droughts.

2. Terrifying Power

Tlaloc is adorned with an eagle-shaped headdress, a symbol of great strength and authority; as well as a nod to the god of war, Huitzilopochtli.

3. Battle-hardened

I wanted the cracks throughout the piece to symbolize inner strength. Time, battles, and legendary feats may have worn the god down, but never broke him.

Symbolism (Rear)

1. Great Temple

Sculpted on the rear is one of the great temples, like Huēyi Teōcalli in Tenochtitlan (modern-day Mexico City); in which the Tlaloc might have been worshipped.

Gods weren't the only ones capable of great feats. This temple is a testament to the strength and ingenuity of man.

2. Source of Power

I sculpted a vague relief of the sun directly behind the temple. The sun is the source of all life and power, placed there so the wearer can feel like they have access to that source whenever they need it; just flip the pendant around as a reminder when you need it!