Stone carving – side
Stone carving – front
Stone carving – top
I bought this carving at the Teotihuacan site in Mexico in 1996, and it has moved with me from country to country since. I think it’s obsidian, or maybe onyx. (If any reader knows, please tell me.) It’s only a tourist souvenir, but I like it, and I’m fascinated by how very different it appears when viewed from every angle. It also reminds of a good holiday, and of the extraordinary site of Teotihuacan and the culture that built the city and the society.
This post is also part of the Travel Trinket and Memories Challenge, which I was invited to join by leannenz whose challenge it is. If you have a momento of your own travels, why not take part?
I don’t know what it is made from, but I do like the side view.
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Beautiful!
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Would love you to join my trinkets and memories challenge with this post as it is a great fit! I have many a small tourist trinket that travel the world with me and I love the memories associated with them!
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Thanks for the invite! I shall do so now.
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Thank you! I will put it up under week 14 which starts tomorrow! I have a lovely carved gourd from Peru which like your beautiful trinket shows me new things with every angle.
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No problem, thanks for telling me about the challenge. 🙂
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The daily post challenge made for a perfect double whammy this week! Hope to see more posts from you!
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I don’t actually have many travel-related trinkets (or trinkets in general, to be hones). But you never know!
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That’s fine , Just if something comes to mind!
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