Feathered Serpent with Spiral Eyes
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Feathered Serpent with Spiral Eyes

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Carved in volcanic stone (c. 250 AD), this head of the Feathered Serpent stares outward with spiral eyes—a visual code for breath, vision, and divine animation. The swirling collar of feathers anchors the being in mythic space, blurring the line between architecture and living force in Teotihuacán’s sacred geometry.