Behold the Aztec and Mayan Power Symbols

Some say that the Mayan Calendar predicts the end of the world. Some say a new age of enlightenment will begin on December 21, 2012. Whatever your thoughts are, now you can have the perfect symbols to display and wear on the big day!

Note: All items are custom designed by the artist: L.A.Cargill

Ahau - Mayan Lord
Ahau is either the first or the last of the 20 Mayan day glyphs. They turn in a circle. Ahau is the lord of the Mayan days. The Aztecs associated this day with flowers...

Cauac - Mayan Storm
The Mayan glyph for this day is Cauac. The god of rain in Mayan is Chaac. The sacrificial altars found throughout the land of the Maya are called Chaac Mool...

Edznab - Mayan spear point
Edznab is the Mayan glyph for a spear point or a sharp edge. The Aztecs called this one a flint knife. It is the spark of life...

Kaban - Earth Day
Kaban is the Mayan glyph for the earth. A great symbol for Earth day! The mayan day names are representative of the earth itself and how life goes on...

Mayan Day - Cib
Mayans called this day Cib which means wax. The Aztecs associated this day glyph with a vulture. It is one of the 20 day names of the Mesoamerican calendars...

Mayan Day - Men
The Maya named this day, Men, or wise man. It is also related to the Aztec Eagle, a powerful symbol or glyph. This glyph may also represent the sun...

Mayan Shaman - Ix
The Mayan day name of Ix also means shaman and jaguar or ocelot. The ocelot was considered to be quite powerful as were the shamans...

Mayan Day - Ben
Ben is the Mayan day name and it represents the dry reeds that the Maya and Aztec and other cultures used to make mats and arrows...

Eb a Mayan Tooth
Eb is the twelfth day of the Mayan Calendar. The glyph symbolizes growth, a tooth, and dry grass that is renewed each season. Funny name and symbol, don't you think?...

Chuen Mayan Monkey
Of the 20 day names of the Mayan calendar, the Monkey may be the most telling. He seems to resemble the constellation of the Little Dipper. Maybe all of the Mayan calendar days are constellations...

Oc the Mayan Dog
The Mayan Glyph for this tenth day of the Mayan calendar is called Oc, the dog. The dog was the Nahual (animal friend) to all...

Muluc
The Mayan glyph for this day is Muluc or much. It also represents water and steam. The water should always be in motion...

Lamat
Lamat is the most beautiful of the Mayan day glyphs. Lamat is the planet Venus. Its Nahual or animal spirit is the rabbit. Venus is a primary celestial body for the Maya...

Manik
The Meso American glyph for this day is named for the fast wind that blows when a deer passes. It is sometimes shown as a grasping hand. Trying to catch the deer I suppose...

Cimi
For the Aztec and Maya, death was common and expected. The name for the sixth day of the Mayan Calendar is Cimi or 'Death'. The depiction of a skill gives away its meaning...

Celestial Chichan
The fifth Mayan day name. Chichan represents the celestial snake or serpent. This glyph is easily recognized...

K'an Mayan Day
The fourth Mayan Day is named K'an and it means 'yellow' or 'corn'. The God of this day was called 'Old Coyote' or Huehuecoyotl (Aztec name).

Akbal
Akbal is the Mayan name for the third day of the Mayan calendar. It is the darkness of the inside of temples. It is also the night that surrounds us...

The Mayan Glyph Ik
Ik is the second day of the Mayan day glyphs. Ik is the wind or breath that we posses. The Maya and Aztec believed that wind came from the birds flying and breathing...

Imix
Enter this section to see the 20 Mayan day names in various products. Updated frequently, I will be adding one design per day for 20 days...

Mayan Calendar
Click to enter this section which features the Mayan Sun Calendar for 12/21/2012 - the end of an era and the beginning of the age of enlightenment!

Mayan Hunab Ku
The Mayan Hunan Ku is a new age symbol for the Maya of today. It is influenced by the Christian Cross. It is not a true Mayan glyph of old...

Aztec Sun Glyph
Tonatiuh is the Fifth and present Sun age according to the Aztec Calendar. The sun glyph is a written expression that means sun....

Aztec Sun God
The Fifth and present sun, Tonatiuh, is set to end on the winter solstice in the year 2012. A new age will begin and a new sun sign will begin his long journey...

Aztec God of Water
The ninth Aztec day is called Atl and in Mayan is called Muluc. Xiuhtecuhtli is the Lord of fire and time and presides over this day in the aztec calendar...

Aztec Cosmos Glyph
Venus and the Sun were the most important celestial objects for the Mesoamerican groups including the Aztecs and the Maya. Click on the icon to see designs with this Aztec Glyph...

Aztec Water Glyph
Atl is the flowing water of the Aztecs as shown in this colorful depiction of an Aztec bathing. He has a golden bath...

Aztec God of Death
Death is a large part of the Aztec and Maya spiritualism. They mark their birth as the day they begin to die. Enter this section to see the death god designs...

Ocelot - The Aztec Jaguar
To the Mesoamericans, the Jaguar was a sacred animal. The spots on their pelts represented stars in the sky. They imagined that the Ocelot represented the Milky Way Galaxy...

The Mayan Underworld
The Mayan underworld, Mictlan, is where they believed all the dead souls go. The Mayan Lord of the underworld is called Mictlantechutli. He wears a smoke headdress filled with stars...

Mayahuel
Mayahuel - The Aztec Goddess of the Maguey Plant - The plant that nourishes. Click on this section to see all of her products.

Quetzalcoatl - Kulkukan
Quetzalcoatl (Mayan name - Kulkulcan) is the God who promised to return. Will he return in 2012 on December 21st perhaps? Click here...