Pre-Columbian Michoacán Terracotta Female Fertility Figure
Pre-Columbian Michoacán Terracotta Female Fertility Figure
Pre-Columbian Michoacán Terracotta Female Fertility Figure
Pre-Columbian Michoacán Terracotta Female Fertility Figure
Pre-Columbian Michoacán Terracotta Female Fertility Figure
Pre-Columbian Michoacán Terracotta Female Fertility Figure
Pre-Columbian Michoacán Terracotta Female Fertility Figure
Pre-Columbian Michoacán Terracotta Female Fertility Figure
Pre-Columbian Michoacán Terracotta Female Fertility Figure
Pre-Columbian Michoacán Terracotta Female Fertility Figure
Pre-Columbian Michoacán Terracotta Female Fertility Figure
Pre-Columbian Michoacán Terracotta Female Fertility Figure
Pre-Columbian Michoacán Terracotta Female Fertility Figure
Pre-Columbian Michoacán Terracotta Female Fertility Figure Pre-Columbian Michoacán Terracotta Female Fertility Figure Pre-Columbian Michoacán Terracotta Female Fertility Figure Pre-Columbian Michoacán Terracotta Female Fertility Figure Pre-Columbian Michoacán Terracotta Female Fertility Figure Pre-Columbian Michoacán Terracotta Female Fertility Figure

Pre-Columbian Michoacán Terracotta Female Fertility Figure

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Chupícuaro culture, Lake Cuitzeo basin, ca. 400–100 BCE. Hand-modeled, the stylized standing lady with pronounced swollen hips, tapered legs, and small arms pulled inward beneath modeled breasts. The expressive face displays classic regional hallmarks, including applied oval eyes with dual deep punch-marks, drilled nostrils, an open punctate mouth, and large perforated earspools. She wears a choker necklace centered by a circular ring pendant, surmounted by an elaborate incised diadem retaining rich traces of original cinnabar-red pigment. Intact, excellent condition with characteristic firing clouds, minor age-appropriate surface wear, and presented on a custom museum-grade display mount. Measures 4 inches (10.2 cm) H. x 1.5 inches (3.8 cm) W. x 0.5 inch (1.3 cm

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