Fierce and otherworldly, Ītzpāpālōtl — the Obsidian Butterfly — emerges from Aztec myth as a warrior goddess cloaked in paradox. Protector of mothers and infants lost too soon, she is both nurturer and punisher, beautiful and terrifying.

This vivid illustration captures her commanding presence and divine contradiction, accompanied by a powerful poem from Dolores Hunsky that tells her story of sorrow, rage, and ritual power.

This print is part of the Goddess Collection, a series celebrating divine feminine archetypes from around the world. Other goddesses featured in the collection include Hel, Morrigan, Tara, Yemoya, Sekhmet, and Guanyin — collect them all to create a powerful tribute to global mythology and feminine spirituality.

• Size: 21 x 18,7 cm
• Material: Premium 250g matte paper – soft, non-reflective finish

Perfect for lovers of myth, dark goddesses, or striking cultural iconography, Ītzpāpālōtl brings ancestral energy into your space — not to save, but to remind you of the cost of rebirth.

Photos © Mojca Kanduč