One Stone. Twelve Worlds. A Full Year of Ancient Fire.
The Aztec Sun Stone 2027 Wall Calendar follows the great sun stone across twelve landscapes — volcano dawns, moonlit temple chambers, storm-lashed mountains, marigold fields, and lava canyons — each month a richly detailed, cinematic tribute to one of the most recognizable images in human history.
The 2027 Lineup
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January — Sunrise breaks over stepped temple ruins as the golden sun stone watches twin snow-capped volcanoes
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February — A circular temple chamber opens to a crescent-moon sky, the stone set into the floor among blooming cactus
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March — Carved into a cliffside above a lake valley, ringed by waterfalls, marigolds, and wild agave
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April — Framed in a stone archway above a turquoise canyon river and hanging jungle blooms
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May — Golden hour over a lakeside city of ruins, marigolds heavy on the stone terraces
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June — Deep inside a sealed chamber, a single shaft of light finds the face of the sun
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July — Lightning splits the sky above a rain-lashed mountain river as the stone holds its ground
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August — A volcanic canyon at full blaze, the sun directly overhead and the earth burning below
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September — Half in night, half in dawn — the stone splits the sky above golden maize fields
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October — Moonlight and marigolds, the ancestors' month rendered in orange and deep blue
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November — A hidden cavern, a single beam of light, and the quiet weight of centuries
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December — A full moon over a mountaintop above the clouds, agave silvered in the cold
What's Inside
- 12 full-page Aztec sun stone illustrations, one per month
- Large, easy-read monthly date grid with U.S. holidays marked
- New moon and full moon phases marked on every applicable date
- Hand-drawn Aztec glyph borders and serpent motifs on parchment-style backgrounds
- A handwritten thank-you card tucked inside every order
Calendar Specs
- 11×17 spiral-bound wall calendar with metal hanger
- Printed in the USA on premium matte stock
- January–December 2027, Sunday start
- Ships flat and protected in a rigid mailer
Perfect For
Lovers of Mexican and Mesoamerican art, history buffs, ancient civilization fans, moon watchers, and anyone who wants a wall that carries a little more weight. A strong gift for Hispanic Heritage Month, Día de Muertos, and the holidays.
Independent, Newark, NJ studio. Thank-you card with every order.
