Flat Stamp with Geometric Flower 

This terracotta stamp, created by Aztec artists in the 14th-16th centuries, features a geometric design of a flower with a central stem. The flower is rendered in a stylized, abstract manner, with concentric circles and lines forming its petals. The design likely held symbolic meaning within the Aztec culture, perhaps representing the sun, fertility, or other important concepts. This artifact, now housed in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, provides valuable insight into the artistic and cultural practices of the Aztecs.