A stone sculpture of a feathered serpent in ancient Aztec style. The serpent is coiled or stretched along a horizontal arc, with stylized angular feathers carved along its body and head. The stone appears old and weathered, with visible surface cracks, chipped edges, and a rough, worn texture. The design is bold and geometric, with ceremonial detailing and a powerful, sacred presence. The head features wide eyes and a flat snout, inspired by Quetzalcoatl imagery. No color, just aged stone. Fits within a Mesoamerican jungle ruin or temple environment.