Aztec Sun 1000

The Aztec Sun Stone, or Piedra del Sol, is a monumental basalt sculpture created between 1502 and 1520 during the reign of Moctezoma II. It is a ceremonial calendar representing the Aztec worldview, depicting the creation myths, and featuring a central image of the sun god Tonatiuh. Discovered in 1790 in Mexico City, the stone is now a national symbol displayed at the National Museum of Anthropology This puzzle, designed by Michael Angulo, is 1000 pieces, and 26 inches completed.