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1½ inches thick (3.75 cm)
Product Details Artist grade canvas, archival inks, wooden stretcher bars, and UVB protective coating
Product Details Artist grade canvas, archival inks, wooden stretcher bars, and UVB protective coating
Artist Alia Phibes Platinum Member
Collection Evilkid
Description In Aztec mythology, Mayahuel is the goddess of the Agave plant, the source of the milky alcoholic drink Pulque. Mayahuel gave birth to 400 rabbits, who became the gods of drunkenness. This is my interpretation of Mayahuel feeding Pulque to her drunken rabbit children, based off the Mexican actress/exotic dancer Tongolele.
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Product No 5489349
Subjects Animals, Mexican, Mexico, Mythology, Nudes, People, Pin-up, Places, Rabbits, Science Fiction & Fantasy, Spiritual & Religious, Spirituality, World Culture
Style Pop Art
Medium
Tags 400, Alia, Phibes, agave, centzon, four, goddess, hundred, mayahuel, mexica, mexican, mexico, mythology, nude, pin, pulque, rabbits, totochtin, up
Product No 5489349
Subjects Animals, Mexican, Mexico, Mythology, Nudes, People, Pin-up, Places, Rabbits, Science Fiction & Fantasy, Spiritual & Religious, Spirituality, World Culture
Style Pop Art
Medium
Tags 400, Alia, Phibes, agave, centzon, four, goddess, hundred, mayahuel, mexica, mexican, mexico, mythology, nude, pin, pulque, rabbits, totochtin, up