Large Glass Box Quetzal Piñatas Cards and Envelopes

The Mayan civilization practiced a blindfolded game of breaking a hanging clay pot filled with cacao, a game that can be traced back to the piñata, which originated in China and was common for New Year's celebrations. Marco Polo brought it from Italy, where it spread to Spain and eventually reached Mexico, becoming a symbol of tradition. It acquired a religious significance, with each point representing one of the seven deadly sins. Today, it remains a cherished tradition in our festivals and celebrations.

Quetzal is a word of Nahuatl origin, associated with Quetzali "Beautiful Shining Feather", the Aztecs associated it with Quetzalcoatl and the Mayans with Kukulkan in both the link was with deities related to the sky and the earth, that is, the underworld and the upperworld.

Large Glass Box, Piñata Model. Contents: 12 small double cards, 12 small envelopes, 4 money envelopes. 9 paper sealing wax seals, 1 stamp ink, 1 stamp. Artistic high-relief engraving with a glossy foil film. Each piece is handcrafted by our team of professional engravers on high-quality smooth or textured paper. Handmade in Mexico. Box of 40 pieces

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