Pre-Columbian Colima Standing Pregnant Female Figure Pair of Pre-Columbian Mixtec Jade

Pair of Pre-Columbian Mixtec Jade Bird Ornaments

enhancing the sculptural depth and visual presence of the piece

The coin retains clear central details with attractive ancient surfaces and honest circulation wear consistent with its age

This vessel exemplifies the cross-cultural aesthetics of the Greater Nicoya region

masterfully modeled in the form of a coiled zoomorphic creature

Pre-Columbian Colima Standing Pregnant Female Figure Pair of Pre-Columbian Mixtec JadeColima Standing Pregnant Female Figure Pre Columbian, Western Mexico, Colima culture, ca. 300 BCE 300 CE Height: 7 in. (17. 8 cm) An elegant and expressive ceramic figure from the shaft tomb tradition of ancient West Mexico, depicting a pregnant woman standing with a gently rounded belly clearly indicating advanced pregnancy. She wears a knee length wrap skirt tied diagonally across the waist and a prominent necklace, while her elongated face, high