calendario azteca Logo

A high-contrast, black-and-white circular design resembling the Aztec Sun Stone. The center contains a stylized human/solar face with a protruding tongue surrounded by multiple concentric rings filled with small, repeated glyph-like motifs...

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Black-and-white circular Aztec calendar (Sun Stone) with central sun face and concentric glyph rings.
calendario azteca logo

About calendario azteca

A high-contrast, black-and-white circular design resembling the Aztec Sun Stone. The center contains a stylized human/solar face with a protruding tongue surrounded by multiple concentric rings filled with small, repeated glyph-like motifs and rectangular segmentations.

The outer ring includes denser ornamentation with symmetrical, mirrored motifs (including two large curl/serpent-like forms at the bottom) and four prominent radial points that give a compass-like feel. The artwork is intricate line-art with heavy use of negative space and symmetrical, radial layout.

What's in it: sun face glyphs serpents

Shapes: circle concentric rings radial spokes symmetrical segments

Style: intricate line-art monochrome symmetrical historic/archaeological

Evokes the Aztec Sun Stone / calendar and concepts of time, the sun, and cyclical order (visually evident from central sun face and concentric calendar glyphs).

Colors

Extracted from the image. How we pick the colors →

Black
#000000 · primary
White
#FFFFFF · secondary

calendario azteca Logo History

This image is a stylized depiction of the Aztec Sun Stone (Piedra del Sol), a monumental carved calendar/solar stone created by the Mexica (Aztec) in the late Postclassic period and associated with Tenochtitlan; the original was rediscovered in Mexico City in 1790 and is now displayed in the National Museum of Anthropology in Mexico City.

Frequently asked

What is this image?

A stylized depiction of the Aztec Sun Stone (Calendario Azteca), showing a central solar face surrounded by concentric rings of glyph-like motifs.

What colors are used?

Pure black background with white line-art (monochrome).

Is this the original artifact?

No — it is a graphic/stylized reproduction or logo inspired by the original Aztec Sun Stone (Piedra del Sol).

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