For the Aztecs, the Eagle was associated with Huītzilōpōchtli a name that comes from the Nahuatl dialect and it translates as the God of the Sun.
The inspiration behind this design comes from the Leyend of Tenochtitlán which tells the story of the EAGLE and the SERPENT. Eagle Warriors were a special class of infantry male soldier in the Aztec army, one of the two leading military special forces orders in Aztec society. With my interpretation of the Eagle Warrior I wanted to represent my warrior as a woman and a brave heroine.
Materials: Made of faux tortoiseshell acrylic and printed details with a base metal and stainless-steel clasp components. It comes with a logo screen printed gift box and a card with a graphic illustration of the Eagle Warrior.
Dimensions: 12 cm approximately
For the Aztecs, the Eagle was associated with Huītzilōpōchtli a name that comes from the Nahuatl dialect and it translates as the God of the Sun.
The inspiration behind this design comes from the Leyend of Tenochtitlán which tells the story of the EAGLE and the SERPENT. Eagle Warriors were a special class of infantry male soldier in the Aztec army, one of the two leading military special forces orders in Aztec society. With my interpretation of the Eagle Warrior I wanted to represent my warrior as a woman and a brave heroine.
Materials: Made of faux tortoiseshell acrylic and printed details with a base metal and stainless-steel clasp components. It comes with a logo screen printed gift box and a card with a graphic illustration of the Eagle Warrior.
Dimensions: 12 cm approximately
This is a limited edition of only 50 faux Eagle Warrior brooches.
Kindly note that this brooch has been printed on to the acrylic sheet and there may be slight variations of colour on parts of the printed surface. Nevertheless, this brooch is handmade and unique.
