Updated versions of the late classic (c.600-900) Maya clothing studies.

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Traditional Aztec clothing for women; a huipil and enagua, or blouse and skirt.

Studies of dress worn during the Aztec Atamalcualiztli festival, when water tamales were consumed celebrated every 8 years. It was celebrated during the Quecholli month.

Ixchel is depicted in traditional Mesoamerican attire, with flowing robes adorned with symbols and glyphs. A decorative, feathered headpiece rests on her head. There are subtle elements in her attire hinting at her covert affiliation with the order. Her eyes are sharp and glowing green with the knowledge, giving her a glimpse of how Nawi perceives the world and reality around them understanding things at a deeper level for a time and understanding the responsibility of having such knowledge.