Pottery vessel representing the Storm God

The Water God or Storm God, also known to the Aztecs as Tlaloc, is identified by the characteristic goggle eyes and fangs. Storm gods appear in Teotihuacan mural art as providers of water, the vital replenisher of life. Pottery vessel of the Teotihuacan Storm God (later known to the Aztecs as Tlaloc), with goggle eyes and fangs protruding from the corners of a curled upper lip.这位兼具水神与风暴神神职的神祇，阿兹特克人称之为特拉洛克（Tlaloc），其标志性识别特征为护目镜式双眼与獠牙。在特奥蒂瓦坎（Teotihuacan）的壁画艺术中，风暴神被塑造为水源的赐予者，而水源正是维系生命至关重要的补给之源。这件特奥蒂瓦坎风暴神陶制容器（后被阿兹特克人称为特拉洛克），器身带有护目镜式双眼，卷曲的上唇两角伸出獠牙。