Coatlicue Mother Goddess Figurine Altars a wooden striker (puja stick)

a wooden striker (puja stick) and a simple cushion

but no give in the material

There is a subtle but really pretty design feature at the front which is waterfall layering of fabric

or seasonal décor display

Our parasols are made by craftsmen in the village of Bo Sang near Chiang Mai in the north of Thailand which is famous for its annual umbrella and parasol festival

Coatlicue Mother Goddess Figurine Altars a wooden striker (puja stick)Coatlicue is the Aztec goddess of childbirth and fertility. She was also the goddess of earth, both as it's creator and destroyer. The dualism is symbolised by her appearance: her face consists of two serpents and her fingers and toes are claws. She wear a skirt of intertwined snakes and a necklace of hands, hearts and a skull from where she feeds on everything that dies.