Anthropomorphic Statuette - Teotihuacan Culture, Central Mexico - 300–600 Ce
Anthropomorphic STATUETTE
Teotihuacan culture, Central Mexico
300–600 AD
Soapstone?
H.: 8; L.: 4.5; W.: 1 cm
A statuette depicting an anthropomorphic figure wearing a crown, with eyes and an open mouth.
The bust features incisions, likely indicating clothing and fingers.
The legs are clad in trousers ending in toes.
Ref.: 7304
Text and photos © FCP CORIDON
Teotihuacan culture, Central Mexico
300–600 AD
Soapstone?
H.: 8; L.: 4.5; W.: 1 cm
A statuette depicting an anthropomorphic figure wearing a crown, with eyes and an open mouth.
The bust features incisions, likely indicating clothing and fingers.
The legs are clad in trousers ending in toes.
Ref.: 7304
Text and photos © FCP CORIDON
2 880 €
Period: Before 16th century
Style: Other Style
Condition: Excellent condition
Reference (ID): 1798135
Availability: In stock
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