It is not a replica. Original @ 200 B.C. C.
The head is split and the person I bought it from glued it together however they could.

They had the custom and the ability to work the clay with which they modeled ceramic pieces, among which the female figurines called today "Venus de Valdivia" stand out, which show a cult especially focused on women and fertility.

Around 300 or 250 BC, archeology shows a clear evolution of this culture that mixed with the Tumaco culture, extending to what is now the Colombian Pacific coast (where this piece found in a tomb is from) and Ecuador.

 The human figure was treated with great mastery by the potters of this region. The technique used was the system of molds, found in tombs, and whose function seemed to be mass manufacturing.