Detailed mythic realism illustration of Muisca gods in a cosmic circle around a radiant central deity, with worshippers by a lake.

A detailed mythological illustration of the Muisca gods in a circular cosmic layout inspired by indigenous Colombian art. In the center, Chiminigagua as radiant white and gold light, the cosmic source. Around him: Bochica to the north, a tall bearded man in white robes holding a golden staff over a bridge of light; Huitaca to the west, a beautiful winged woman with owl features, dark hair, and a glowing cup; Chía to the northwest, a silver-skinned moon goddess seated in a crescent moon; Sué to the east, a golden sun god with a radiant halo and solar disk; Bachué to the south, emerging from Lake Iguaque with a child and serpent reflections; Chibchacum to the southeast, kneeling and carrying the Earth on his shoulders with faint lightning; and Cuchavira as a rainbow spirit connecting sky and land. The background is celestial and natural: mountains, lakes, and sun–moon balance. Colors: gold, turquoise, silver, green, and rainbow tones. Style: mythic realism with geometric indigenous motifs and reverent lighting. Size: 1024x1024 See more