The Azte calendar dates back to at least the 5th century BCE and it is still in use in some Mayan communities today. However, even though the Mayans contributed to the further development of the calendar, they did not actually invent it. The same system was used by most cultures in pre-Columbian Central America—including those predating the Maya.

This beautiful piece of art is made from real pine wood approximately 3/4 to 1 inches thick.
It is laser engraved with an excellent design and with a lot of patience doing it.

-This Sign is sealed for best preservation.
-The back side come with a durable saw tooth fasteners attached to the back.
-With little bumpers keep the wall art approximately 1/4 inch off the wall for added depth, dimension, and beautiful shadows with the light.

Please note, due to the unique nature of wood pieces in the making of this piece, color variation, knots, eyelets and other wood characteristics that I do not attempt to hide. This is the beauty that makes your piece even more unique.