The term "Guatemalan Deity" refers to the various gods and goddesses worshipped by the ancient Maya civilization, which thrived in what is now Guatemala. These deities were often associated with natural elements, agriculture, and celestial bodies, reflecting the Maya's deep connection to their environment. Important deities included Itzamná, the creator god, and Kukulkan, a feathered serpent associated with wind and rain. Maya religious practices involved rituals, offerings, and ceremonies to honor these deities, seeking their favor for good harvests and protection. The pantheon of gods was complex, with each deity having specific attributes and responsibilities, influencing daily life and cultural traditions in ancient Maya society.