Terracotta-Style “Figurin” Veracruz Mexican Folk Pottery
$65.00
This modern Mexican folk-art figurine is styled after pre-Columbian Mesoamerican ceremonial figures, likely Nayarit/Colima or Maya-inspired. The conch-shell gesture symbolizes ritual calling, while the headdress, stepped belt, and earspools reflect classic ancient iconography. Made from reddish-brown burnished clay, it is a decorative revival piece rather than an authentic artifact.
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