Ancient Pre Columbian Jalisco Pottery Female Standing Figure With Long Head, Dated As Between 300 BCE to 300 AD, Mexican Mesoamerica Art

Ancient Pre Columbian Jalisco Pottery Female Standing Figure With Long Head, Dated As Between 300 BCE to 300 AD, Mexican Mesoamerica Art

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Ancient Pre Columbian Jalisco Pottery Female Standing Figure With Long Head, Dated As Between 300 BCE to 300 AD, Mexican Mesoamerica Art
  • Ancient Pre Columbian Jalisco Pottery Female Standing Figure With Long Head, Dated As Between 300 BCE to 300 AD, Mexican Mesoamerica Art
  • Ancient Pre Columbian Jalisco Pottery Female Standing Figure With Long Head, Dated As Between 300 BCE to 300 AD, Mexican Mesoamerica Art
  • Ancient Pre Columbian Jalisco Pottery Female Standing Figure With Long Head, Dated As Between 300 BCE to 300 AD, Mexican Mesoamerica Art
  • Ancient Pre Columbian Jalisco Pottery Female Standing Figure With Long Head, Dated As Between 300 BCE to 300 AD, Mexican Mesoamerica Art
Ancient Pre Columbian Jalisco Pottery Female Standing Figure With Long Head, Dated As Between 300 BCE to 300 AD, Mexican Mesoamerica Art

Ancient Pre Columbian Jalisco Pottery Female Standing Figure With Long Head, Dated As Between 300 BCE to 300 AD, Mexican Mesoamerica Art

$1,300.00
$1,300.00
Pre-Columbian Civilizations Of West Mexico, Jalisco, Circa. 300 BCE To 300 AD. A Jalisco Pottery Standing Nude Female Figure Presents A Striking Study In Its Form, Representational Symbolism, And Regional Sculptural Convention For This Particular PreHispanic Group. Modeled Upright With Prominent Breasts, Elongated Head, And Simplified Limbs, The Body Composed According To The Distinctive Hieratic Proportions Favored In Jalisco Shaft Tomb Ceramics. This Ceramic Human Representation Commands Attention Through Surface Detail And Color: Her Shoulders Are Marked With Stippled Pellets, Widely Interpreted As Signs Of Status Or Ceremonial Scarification, While Her Torso And Legs Retain Painted Red And Buff Geometric Patterns. These Painted Motifs May Reference Body Paint, Textiles, Or Ritual Adornment, Transforming The Figure Into An Image Of Ceremonial Presence Rather Than Naturalistic Portraiture. Her Elongated Head And Columnar Neck Are Crowned With A Tall Coiffure Or Headdress, Reinforcing Her Elevated Role Within The Symbolic Language Of The Ethnic Group And Comuna. Such Figures Were Typically Placed In Jalisco Shaft Tombs As Part Of Assemblages That May Have Represented Ancestors, Ritual Participants, Or Idealized Embodiments Of Fertility And Lineage. Dimensions, Height Around 7.5 Inches. Provenance: Private NYC. Ex-Private Colorado, USA Collection; Largest; Ex-Private Los Angeles, California, USA Collection; Ex-Major Gallery On Beverly Hills, California, USA, Primarily Acquired Between 1985 And 2005. Disclaimer: Read The Description And Watch Carefully The Images Provided. Ask Any Questions Before You Place A Purchase. We Do Our Best For Identifying And Describing The Items, However We Are No Experts In Every Field. We Offer In House Shipping But You Are Free To Arrange Your Own Shipping Method. If You Do A Purchase You Are Implicitly Agreeing To All Our Terms Including The Acceptance That All Sales Are Final. Allure Auctioneers Is A Project ByBoboNYC Inc. Managed By CEO Conrado Maleta, And Located In Brooklyn. It Is Regarded As One Of The Top Best Vintage Stores In New York With A Commitment To Excellency And Pristine Customer Service As Well As A Social Cause Focused In The Support Of Our Community. We Stand Against The Use Of Artificial Intelligence AI Tools On eCommerce, Giving Jobs To Humans, Not To Machines.

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