Xochipilli, the "Prince of Flowers," was the name given to an Aztec statue of a person suspended in a state of drug-induced ecstasy. This image was carved into the person's knees and has been interpreted to represent a psychoactive mushroom, potentially Psilocybe aztecorum.

• 1” (2.5cm) diameter
• Metal spring-style clasp

*Ships from our U.S. warehouse. International orders adding this product may incur additional shipping fees.*

Xochipilli, the "Prince of Flowers," was the name given to an Aztec statue of a person suspended in a state of drug-induced ecstasy. This image was carved into the person's knees and has been interpreted to represent a psychoactive mushroom, potentially Psilocybe aztecorum.

• 1” (2.5cm) diameter
• Metal spring-style clasp

*Ships from our U.S. warehouse. International orders adding this product may incur additional shipping fees.*

Xochipilli, the "Prince of Flowers," was the name given to an Aztec statue of a person suspended in a state of drug-induced ecstasy. This image was carved into the person's knees and has been interpreted to represent a psychoactive mushroom, potentially Psilocybe aztecorum.

• 1” (2.5cm) diameter
• Metal spring-style clasp

*Ships from our U.S. warehouse. International orders adding this product may incur additional shipping fees.*