Lore & Heritage
In Aztec mythology, Tezcatlipoca translates directly as "The Smoking Mirror." High priests gazed into polished obsidian discs to dissolve human delusions and discern destinies. In North America, legend tells that tears shed by Apache women for warriors who leaped from cliffs rather than surrender crystallized into "Apache Tears," shielding future bearers from ever weeping in despair.











































































































