Rare Pre-Columbian Ancestral Figurine – Tuxcacuesco-Los Ortices Region, Jalisco, Mexico

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Discover a unique artifact from the rich cultural heritage of ancient Mexico. This ancestral figurine, crafted in the Tuxcacuesco-Los Ortices region of Jalisco, Mexico, dates back to 300–100 BCE. A rare example of hand-modeled artistry, this figure is composed of buff earthenware with intricate incised patterns and appliquéd details.

The figurine features a striking elongated headpiece, an expressive face, and raised arms adorned with textured appliqué designs. The lower portion of the figure is decorated with geometric elements, likely symbolic of the region's ceremonial traditions. The expertly crafted figure stands tall on a custom black base, making it ideal for display. 9" in height. 

Ex. Dr Paul Alepa collection. Dr. Alepa passed in 2004, he was a professor of medicine at the University of Arizona, former chief of Rheumatology at Georgetown University Medical center. This piece will be accompanied by an artifact disclosure statement. 

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