Xochiquetzal

Xochiquetzal is a goddess from Aztec mythology, associated with beauty, love, fertility, and the arts. Revered as the protector of young women and the patroness of various crafts, she embodies the duality of femininity, encompassing both nurturing and sensual aspects. Her name means "Precious Flower" in the Nahuatl language, reflecting her connection to nature and growth. Festivals dedicated to Xochiquetzal often celebrated fertility and the vibrancy of life, showcasing her importance in Aztec culture as a symbol of love and creativity. She is frequently depicted surrounded by flowers, butterflies, and luxurious items representing her affiliation with beauty and pleasure.