Xipe Totec

Xipe Totec is an important deity in Aztec mythology, often associated with agriculture, fertility, and renewal. Known as the "Flayed One," he symbolizes the cycle of life and death, reflecting the idea of transformation and rebirth. Xipe Totec was venerated for his connection to the planting season and the emerging crops, as well as for his role in rituals that involved sacrifice and renewal. His image often features mythological elements like a skinless body, representing the shedding of the old to make way for new growth. He is celebrated during festivals that emphasize regeneration and abundance.