Colima Flat Figure with Horned Headdress, West Mexico
Colima Flat Figure with Horned Headdress, West Mexico
Colima Flat Figure with Horned Headdress, West Mexico
Colima Flat Figure with Horned Headdress, West Mexico
Colima Flat Figure with Horned Headdress, West Mexico
Colima Flat Figure with Horned Headdress, West Mexico
Colima Flat Figure with Horned Headdress, West Mexico
Colima Flat Figure with Horned Headdress, West Mexico
Colima Flat Figure with Horned Headdress, West Mexico
Colima Flat Figure with Horned Headdress, West Mexico
Colima Flat Figure with Horned Headdress, West Mexico
Colima Flat Figure with Horned Headdress, West Mexico
Colima Flat Figure with Horned Headdress, West Mexico
Colima Flat Figure with Horned Headdress, West Mexico Colima Flat Figure with Horned Headdress, West Mexico Colima Flat Figure with Horned Headdress, West Mexico Colima Flat Figure with Horned Headdress, West Mexico Colima Flat Figure with Horned Headdress, West Mexico Colima Flat Figure with Horned Headdress, West Mexico

Colima Flat Figure with Horned Headdress, West Mexico

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ca. 300 BC–300 AD

Solid buff pottery figure in the flat "gingerbread" style, standing with arms angled out from the body and legs slightly bent. Headdress of radiating points around a central horn, applied ear ornaments and a thick collar. Narrow eyes, prominent nose and small mouth. An incised band crosses the chest diagonally. Surface with manganese deposits, scattered dark spots and traces of orange slip. Figures of this kind were placed in shaft tombs, often alongside larger hollow figures.

Size: 6-7/8 inches (17.6 cm) H. . + custom base.

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