Narthex, left of the chapel of the Dios de la Muerte . Narthex, right of the chapel of the Dios de la Muerte . Only the face is visible under the coverlet. The jaw is held shut by a red ribbon, suggesting pre-modern mortuary practices. Carved in the ceiling above is the Zapotec god of death.
Eye sockets are purple with blood.
Narthex, in a chapel of its own. These statues stand on the floor on either side of the coffin in the chapel of the Dios de la Muerte . The paint seems original and is of the same green color for both figures' cloaks. Narthex, in the chapel of the Dios de la Muerte . Midway along the north wall of the nave.