"Pulque Gods Vessel: Right" is a captivating piece that draws the viewer into a world of ceremonial elegance and cultural reverence. Measuring 48 inches in height and 60 inches in width, this acrylic canvas bursts with radiant energy through its vibrant color palette and intricate detailing. The artwork features two figures sitting side by side, each holding a symbolic cup. The figures are adorned with elaborate feathered headdresses and body decorations, implying a rich cultural or ceremonial significance.

The painting is a visual feast of yellows, purples, and blues, with bold strokes outlining the figures, creating a sense of motion and vitality. The background is an exhilarating swirl of colors that enhances the painting’s lively and festive atmosphere, suggesting movement and celebration within the confines of the canvas. The characters, resplendent in their attire, seem to vibrate with life, paying homage to traditions that are both ancient and contemporary.

Adding to the artwork's complexity, a decorative border frames the composition with ornate patterns that elevate the piece's ceremonial tone. This frame acts as both a boundary and a guiding element, inviting viewers to explore the symbolic interplay between the vibrant figures and their surroundings.

This piece is the right panel of a triptych, each artwork in the series telling its own story while contributing to a broader narrative inspired by the culinary artistry seen at Xelas by El Sazon. Through its bold visual storytelling and intricate details, "Pulque Gods Vessel: Right" not only celebrates cultural heritage but also highlights the interconnectedness of art and cuisine, offering a unique reflection on the richness they bring to human experience.