tetlaxinqui (Mdz71r)

This example of iconography for tetlaxinqui (adultery) is included here for the purpose of making comparisons with glyphs for stones, glyphs inscribed with gender, and glyphs that include white cloth. The image here is of a man and a woman under a blanket, facing one another. Interestingly, the skin of the woman (with long hair) has more of a yellow tone, and the man's skin is a light terracotta color. She wears a turquoise earring and has long hair. He has short hair. By the head of each one there is a single stone. The stones are two-tone terracotta and purple with wavy, alternating horizontal stripes, and curling edges at the top, something like a heart (yollotl). The blanket, white and purple, has a three-dimensional undulation.