

Pour un pendentif « ailé » étroitement apparenté, voir l'exemplaire conservé à Dumbarton Oaks Research Library and Collection, Washington, D.C., Benson and De La Fuente, Olmec Art of Ancient Mexico, 1996, p. 254, fig. 97.
During the Late Classic Maya era, the pattern of interlaced lines engraved on the wings symbolized the sky, known as the kan cross. Here, the arms of the figure are draped over these insignia, further distinguished by the four central cardinal points and central drill marks.
For a similar winged pendant, see the example at Dumbarton Oaks Research Library and Collection, Washington, D.C., Benson and De La Fuente, Olmec Art of Ancient Mexico, 1995, p. 254, fig. 97.