Mesoamerican art

Mesoamerican art refers to the artistic expressions of ancient civilizations in the region that includes Mexico and Central America, such as the Maya, Aztec, and Olmec. This art encompasses various forms, including sculpture, pottery, murals, and textiles, often characterized by intricate designs and vibrant colors. Themes frequently include religion, mythology, and daily life, with depictions of gods, nature, and significant events. Mesoamerican art was not only aesthetic but also served ritualistic and political purposes, reflecting the societies' values, beliefs, and social hierarchies. It is distinguished by its cultural diversity and historical significance.