This Mexican postage stamp, issued in 1915, features the "Cruz del Palenque" (Cross of Palenque), a significant Mayan artifact from the ruins of Palenque in Chiapas. The design showcases intricate details of the cross motif, representing a fusion of Mayan religious symbolism and historical artistry. Printed in a striking violet shade, the stamp carries a 10 centavos denomination, framed by the inscription "Correos Mexico" above. It was produced by the Talleres de Impresión de Estampillas y Valores in Mexico City, known for high-quality engraving during the early 20th century. This issue belongs to a series celebrating Mexico’s pre-Columbian heritage, making it highly valued by collectors interested in archaeology, Mayan culture, and classical Mexican philately.