Tecciztecatl Metztli (TR19r)

This example of iconography shows an anthropomorphized version of a divine force or deity Tecciztecatl, co-patron with Itzpapalotl over a particular trecena (13-day cycle in the divinatory calendar). The figure is shown in profile view, facing toward the viewer's left with his legs poised for movement, perhaps dance. The name is "Conch-Shell Person," and he has a cross-sectioned view of a conch shell/trumpet behind his head and a white shell ring on his chest. He also has many feather and flower ornamentations (one especially beautiful yellow flower on his headdress), pink stripes across if face, bracelets, sandals, bells on his legs, and more. The colors are pink, red, green, gold, brown, blue, and white.