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Childbirth Mayan Goddess Ixchel Statue
Ixchel of Fertility from Isla Mujeres
ixchel crone statue Crone Ixchel
Mayan Old Goddess of the Tiger's Claw
8.25 inches high Ganges Clay Statue
Dusty jade color finish.

Ixchel's hurricanes wash over the Earth and permit new growth, in the same way that our tears of emotion reopen us to a sense of wholeness.

Pictured in this statue, she embodies the healing power that ancient cultures attributed to wise elder women.

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[From a Codex, c. 1650 CE.]


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Ixchel with Rabbit Statue Mayan Ixchel of Fertility Statue
8 inches brown/gray colored gypsumstone statue

Mayan peoples of highland Guatemala honor Ixchel as the protector of women during childbirth. In this Mayan Goddess statue she is shown in her moon-maiden aspect with a fecund rabbit companion, an ancient and modern symbol of fertility.

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[National Geographic Society, c. 800 CE]

Island of Women Ixchel Ixchel Island of Women Statue
7 1/2 inch black color resin statue

In this reproduction of a stone carving, Ixchel beckons us to approach her temple. Her headdress is decorated with fish tails and ocean waves. On her back she wears her water pot adorned with water snakes.
Mayan peoples of highland Guatemala honor Ixchel as the protector of women during childbirth.

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Ixchel from the Island of Women

In the Gulf of Mexico off the coast of the Yucatan Peninsula sits an island with a temple dedicated to the Goddess Ixchel.

Local tradition holds that for many generations women have been making two pilgrimages to the temple in their life time. Little girls first accompany their mother to the temple to make offerings, and when they become mothers, they take their own daughters back to make offerings.

The continuity of this pilgrimage has been preserved across many generations.

For highland Maya peoples of Guatemala, Ixchel is the protector of women during childbirth.