Chicomecōātl is the Aztec goddess of maize (corn), fertility, and agriculture. She represents the abundance of the harvest and the nourishment provided by the earth. Chicomecōātl is often depicted adorned with maize cobs or wearing a headdress of maize, symbolizing her connection to sustenance and fertility. She embodies the fruitful bounty of the earth and is revered for her role in ensuring the prosperity of crops and the well-being of the people. Chicomecōātl teaches gratitude for the gifts of the land and the importance of honoring and respecting nature's cycles.