Pre-Columbian Style Nayarit Figure Terracotta Mexico c1900s h35cm


Description

Item:
A substantial terracotta figure made in the Pre-Columbian Nayarit manner, originating from Mexico and dating to the early 1900s.

The figure reflects the sculptural traditions of West Mexican shaft tomb culture, with expressive modelling and strong presence. Works of this type were produced in the late 19th to early 20th century, inspired by ancient Colima and Nayarit examples, and are now valued as decorative ethnographic-style pieces.

A striking sculptural object with excellent scale and display impact.

Date:
Early 1900s

Period / Style:
Pre-Columbian manner (Nayarit style)

Origin:
Mexico

Measurements (approx.):
Height – 35 cm

Condition Report:
Age-related flaws typical for figures of this type. The head has been glued. As shown, the piece displays very well and retains strong character and presence. Please examine all images carefully.

Restoration:
Old glue repair to the head.

Notes:
Sold as a decorative and ethnographic-style object. Ideal for collectors of tribal art, early reproduction pieces, and sculptural ceramics.