teoatl tlachinolli (TR3v)

We are including this painting of teoatl tlachinolli (disaster, such as flooding and conflagration) for the possibilities of comparing the details to hieroglyphic writing. The tlachinolli (fire) part is at the top, where the flames of the fire tletl) are red with turquoise-blue tips. Below that is a black serpent's (coatl) head and part of a neck, with red and white stripes. Its eye is open, and its bifurcated tongue is protruding. Below the serpent are two short streams of water (atl) painted turquoise-blue and with white droplets at the ends, each one with a smaller concentric circle, like a bead. On the left edge in a semicircle are three white down feathers.