Escultura de cerámica firmada de la deidad azteca Tezcatlipoca, "dios azteca tezcatlipoca"

The most important deity in the Aztec pantheon, Tezcatlipoca is also one of the oldest, first appearing during the pre-Mexica Teotihuacan era. He is the god of fertility, of the wind, of life, of maize and of agriculture, and is said to have taught humans how to measure time and create the calendar. He is considered the antagonist of Quetzalcoatl, yet in later accounts, Quetzalcoatl is described as the black Tezcatlipoca.

Trabajando en cerámica, Ángel Cerón interpreta una imagen representada en el Códice Borbónico.