Theater-Type incense burner from the Pacific Coast of Guatemala, dating to the Early Classic period (150/200–650 AD). It features a pedestal base and decorated lid depicting a warrior who wears a large butterfly-shaped nose ornament. His headdress bears a central supernatural butterfly surrounded by smaller ones, and the lower frame includes three glyphs bordered by fringes or feathers. The warrior holds side panels evoking atl-tlachinolli (“water-fire”), symbol of ritual conflict, while the lower rectangle displays three detailed representations of the Teotihuacan “reptilian eye”. IDAEH Cultural Property No.1.2.1.0305 www.fundacionrutamaya.org Special thanks to the staff of La Ruta Maya Foundation for their hard work on this project. 3D model made using Artec Leo