About 1870, Japan

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A stone sculpture of Xiuhcoatl, the mythical fire serpent. Carved from volcanic rock, it features a curved snout and stylized details. It originated in the state of Mexico and dates 1300-1521 CE. It was discovered in 1901 during excavations in the garden of the Cathedral Metropolitana in Mexico City

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Wow. I have a story to share. After WWII, my dad worked for the Mexican gov in Vera Cruz, running the project of vaccinating cattle throughout the ranches. He told me he went to watch the excavation of the Olmec Man, intriguing my interest in ancient cultures & mythologies from Mexico's past. TY

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Sleeping Cat. Ivory, 19th century, Japan

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“First sunrise” by Japanese artist Rokuro Taniuchi (1921-1981)

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