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Kukulcan is a Mesoamerican deity, prominent in the Mayan civilization. The name "Kukulcan" translates from Yucatec Mayan to "Feathered Serpent" or "Plumed Serpent." This deity is associated with wind, rain, Venus, merchants, and the arts and crafts. Depictions of Kukulcan often show a serpent adorned with feathers, a common motif throughout Mesoamerican cultures.
The feathered serpent concept appears in various Pre-Columbian cultures, and Kukulcan is the Mayan interpretation. In
The worship and iconography of Kukulcan influenced Mayan art, architecture, and religious practices. Similar deities, such