11”x17”, 4-Layer Risograph Print.
Xochipilli (pronounced shō-chē-pē-yē) is the Aztec god of art, beauty, dance, flowers, music, song, play, sexuality and fertility, whose name means "Flower Prince" in Nahuatl (from xōchitl "flower" and pilli "prince/noble"). He's depicted as a youthful figure, often adorned with flowers and plants, symbolizing nature, growth, and creative pleasure, sometimes linked to psychedelic plants for spiritual experiences, and revered by artists, musicians, and nobles. A famous statue of him resides in Mexico City's National Museum of Anthropology.