VTG Leopoldo de Mexico Aztec Priest Goblet

An Aztec Priest Earthenware Goblet from Mexico. These goblets often depict an Aztec priest paying tribute to corn, a sacred food in ancient Mesoamerica. Here are some key details about these goblets: Material: Made from earthenware or terracotta clay. Design: Features an incised or etched design of an Aztec priest, often with geometric patterns and sometimes depicting the sun stone or other symbols. Color: Typically has a brown or reddish-brown exterior with black and white etched details. The interior may be glazed in green. Origin: Often made in Mexico, reflecting the region's rich Aztec heritage. Use: Used for serving meals, drinking, and storing water, and sometimes as gifts to display wealth and power. Size: Typically around 6.5 inches tall, but sizes can vary. Signatures: Some pieces are signed by the artist, such as "Leopoldo de Mexico".