Attributes
Xochipilli is the Aztec god of love, games, beauty, dance, flowers, corn, and song. His name means "Prince of Flowers" and he is considered the patron of the arts and pleasures.
Correspondence table
| Stones | Amethyst, Rose Quartz |
| Planets | Venus (for its association with love, beauty, and harmony) |
| Day | Friday (day associated with Venus) |
| Related deities | Not applicable |
| Creatures | Butterfly, Hummingbird |
| Plants | Flower (in general, symbolizing beauty and love), Sunflower (plant associated with light and joy) |
| Signs | Libra (for its association with harmony, balance, and aesthetics) |
| Direction | South (associated with warmth, light, and growth in some traditions) |
| Sabbaths | Huitzilopochtli (Aztec festival celebrating the sun god and victory over darkness) |
Symbols and appearances
Xochipilli is often depicted as a joyful young man, adorned with colorful flowers and sometimes accompanied by butterflies and other symbols of fertility and natural beauty. He is sometimes seen sitting on a throne decorated with floral patterns. His features radiate happiness, reflecting his deep connection to joy and love.
Myths
Although the specific details of the myths surrounding Xochipilli are less known, he is celebrated in Aztec culture for his association with joy, beauty, and fertility. Festivals in his honor include dances, music, and offerings of flowers. It is said that his presence during these celebrations brings an atmosphere of happiness and prosperity.
Spiritual message
Xochipilli reminds us of the importance of joy, love, and creative expression in life. He encourages celebrating the beauty of the world and finding pleasure in the arts and nature. His presence inspires embracing life with enthusiasm and cultivating moments of happiness and fulfillment through appreciating the beauty around us.
