Chicomecoatl

Chicomecoatl is a sister of a rain god Tlaloc and in charge of Aztec’s agriculture and men’s livelihoods. The name ‘Chicomecoatl’ means ‘Seven Snake’, or ‘Sustenance Woman’ in English. As a goddess of agriculture or a cultivated crops, she is often described as a symbol of maize (corn), which is one of the most important crop in the Aztec civilization.