Seated Female Deity 1521

The "Seated Female Deity" is a stone sculpture created by Aztec artists in 1521. This piece, now housed in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, represents the artistic expression of the Aztecs during a pivotal time in their history, just before the Spanish conquest. The deity's seated posture, adorned with intricate headwear and jewelry, reflects the powerful role of women in Aztec society and the reverence for their deities. The sculpture's realistic facial features and detailed carvings showcase the skill and artistry of Aztec sculptors.