JaliscoJalisco
West Mexico
Circa 200 AD
Ceramic
Height 11 inches, Width 5 1/2 inches, Depth 5 1/4 inches
Provenance: Norman Hurst, Cambridge, Massachusetts
The figure is seated with both arms raised and the hands open, fingers spread at shoulder height. The head is topped with a tall, flat topped cylindrical headdress with a red painted rim, above a long carved nose, incised eyes, and an open mouth. A looped ear ornament with a fringed tassel appears on one side of the face.
The torso is marked with a red painted band across the waist and a red painted spot on the abdomen. The legs are bent with the feet resting flat and forward, and vertical red striping runs down to the feet. The surface throughout is earth toned with scattered dark deposits, consistent with age and burial context, and shows no evidence of restoration.
We ship free anywhere in the world, fully insured, packed by hand.
West Mexico
Circa 200 AD
Ceramic
Height 11 inches, Width 5 1/2 inches, Depth 5 1/4 inches
Provenance: Norman Hurst, Cambridge, Massachusetts
The figure is seated with both arms raised and the hands open, fingers spread at shoulder height. The head is topped with a tall, flat topped cylindrical headdress with a red painted rim, above a long carved nose, incised eyes, and an open mouth. A looped ear ornament with a fringed tassel appears on one side of the face.
The torso is marked with a red painted band across the waist and a red painted spot on the abdomen. The legs are bent with the feet resting flat and forward, and vertical red striping runs down to the feet. The surface throughout is earth toned with scattered dark deposits, consistent with age and burial context, and shows no evidence of restoration.
We ship free anywhere in the world, fully insured, packed by hand.
JaliscoJalisco
West Mexico
Circa 200 AD
Ceramic
Height 11 inches, Width 5 1/2 inches, Depth 5 1/4 inches
Provenance: Norman Hurst, Cambridge, Massachusetts
The figure is seated with both arms raised and the hands open, fingers spread at shoulder height. The head is topped with a tall, flat topped cylindrical headdress with a red painted rim, above a long carved nose, incised eyes, and an open mouth. A looped ear ornament with a fringed tassel appears on one side of the face.
The torso is marked with a red painted band across the waist and a red painted spot on the abdomen. The legs are bent with the feet resting flat and forward, and vertical red striping runs down to the feet. The surface throughout is earth toned with scattered dark deposits, consistent with age and burial context, and shows no evidence of restoration.
We ship free anywhere in the world, fully insured, packed by hand.
West Mexico
Circa 200 AD
Ceramic
Height 11 inches, Width 5 1/2 inches, Depth 5 1/4 inches
Provenance: Norman Hurst, Cambridge, Massachusetts
The figure is seated with both arms raised and the hands open, fingers spread at shoulder height. The head is topped with a tall, flat topped cylindrical headdress with a red painted rim, above a long carved nose, incised eyes, and an open mouth. A looped ear ornament with a fringed tassel appears on one side of the face.
The torso is marked with a red painted band across the waist and a red painted spot on the abdomen. The legs are bent with the feet resting flat and forward, and vertical red striping runs down to the feet. The surface throughout is earth toned with scattered dark deposits, consistent with age and burial context, and shows no evidence of restoration.
We ship free anywhere in the world, fully insured, packed by hand.
