This item is a vintage stone carving in a pre-Columbian style, likely representing an Olmec fertility deity or a related Mesoamerican figure.

• Material: It is hand-carved from a dense stone, possibly volcanic rock.

• Design: The figure features a distinct headdress and holds a small vessel or bowl, often interpreted as a corn or fertility goddess.

• Function: It may have been used as a decorative item or, based on its shape, a hanging amulet.

• Style: The aesthetics resemble artifacts from the Olmec or Mezcala cultures.

There are no markings to identify the maker or origin of this item. Any information provided above is based on independent research and should be considered an educated estimate.

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