Coyotlinahual Explained

In Aztec mythology, Coyotlinahual or Coyotl Inahual (Nahuatl for "the coyote is his disguise"; in Nahuatl languages pronounced as /ˈkojotɬ iːˈnaːwaɬ/) is the god of featherworkers (amanteca).[1]

Notes and References

  1. Russo . Alessandra . 2002-09-01 . Plumes of Sacrifice: Transformations in Sixteenth-Century Mexican Feather Art . Res: Anthropology and Aesthetics . 42 . 226–250 . 10.1086/RESv42n1ms20167580 . 193645932 . 0277-1322.

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