tepoztli (MH500r)

This simplex glyph shows an autonomous-era style ax or hatchet whose name is shared with the word for metal or copper (tepoztli). This one is a sign that refers to an occupation (perhaps axe-maker, or perhaps one who uses axes in cutting wood or carving stone?). This axe is upright, shown in profile, facing toward the viewer's right. It has a curving (probably wooden) handle. The blade (possibly still made from copper) is triangular and attached to the handle with a (probably leather) strap.