Figura de cerámica precolombina | Humano sentado de terracota con tocado ritual | Circa 200-800 d. C.

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  • Direct frontal view of seated terracotta figure displaying symmetrical ear ornaments and broad headpiece
  • 360-degree rotating view of a Pre-Columbian seated terracotta ceramic human figure with a ritual headpiece, sculpted facial features, circular ear ornaments, and bent arms, dating to circa 200–800 CE.
  • Pre-Columbian Mesoamerican terracotta seated human figurine, circa 200–800 CE, featuring an elaborate headpiece and circular ear ornaments.
  • Ancient Mesoamerican ceramic figurine depicting a seated human figure with elongated arms, stylized facial features, and traditional terracotta craftsmanship.
  • Pre-Columbian terracotta sculpture displaying a broad rounded face, prominent nose, sculpted lips, and large circular ear ornaments.
  • Classic Period Mesoamerican pottery figurine featuring an ornate raised headdress with projecting side elements and detailed sculptural modeling.
  • Ancient Pre-Columbian seated figure with elongated arms extending toward the lower body, earthy tan coloration, and weathered ceramic surfaces.
  • Mesoamerican anthropomorphic terracotta figurine displaying symmetrical ear ornaments, an elaborate headpiece, and a composed facial expression.
  • Pre-Columbian ceramic sculpture featuring a hollow opening at the rear, traditional hand-modeled construction, and natural mineral deposits.
  • Ancient Mesoamerican terracotta figure with distinctive headpiece projections, sculpted facial details, and visible surface abrasions.
  • Classic Period Pre-Columbian pottery figurine displaying a compact seated posture, elongated limbs, and darker areas of patination.
  • Traditional Mesoamerican terracotta sculpture featuring granular clay textures, age-related surface wear, and preserved ornamental details.
  • Pre-Columbian seated human figurine attributed to Mesoamerica, circa 200–800 CE, featuring circular ear ornaments, a decorative headdress, and weathered tan terracotta.
Direct frontal view of seated terracotta figure displaying symmetrical ear ornaments and broad headpiece
360-degree rotating view of a Pre-Columbian seated terracotta ceramic human figure with a ritual headpiece, sculpted facial features, circular ear ornaments, and bent arms, dating to circa 200–800 CE.
Pre-Columbian Mesoamerican terracotta seated human figurine, circa 200–800 CE, featuring an elaborate headpiece and circular ear ornaments.
Ancient Mesoamerican ceramic figurine depicting a seated human figure with elongated arms, stylized facial features, and traditional terracotta craftsmanship.
Pre-Columbian terracotta sculpture displaying a broad rounded face, prominent nose, sculpted lips, and large circular ear ornaments.
Classic Period Mesoamerican pottery figurine featuring an ornate raised headdress with projecting side elements and detailed sculptural modeling.
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Figura de cerámica precolombina | Humano sentado de terracota con tocado ritual | Circa 200-800 d. C.

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Contexto histórico y origen

Región: Mesoamérica (probable influencia zapoteca u olmeca)
Material: Terracota (cerámica)
Período: Período Clásico, 200–800 d.C.

Descripción

Esta fascinante estatuilla de cerámica precolombina representa una forma humana estilizada, sentada con los brazos apoyados en las rodillas flexionadas en una postura que transmite espiritualidad y reverencia. El rostro presenta rasgos redondeados y serenos con grandes ornamentos circulares en las orejas, indicativos de alto estatus o significado ceremonial. Un tocado similar a un casco corona la figura, un motivo comúnmente asociado con el arte ritual mesoamericano. Una cavidad hueca en la parte posterior sugiere que la figurilla pudo haber tenido una función ceremonial, posiblemente como recipiente para ofrendas.

Características

- Figura humana sentada con pose estilizada

- Rasgos faciales redondeados y expresión serena

- Grandes ornamentos circulares en las orejas que denotan estatus o función ritual

- Tocado similar a un casco, típico de figuras ceremoniales

- Cavidad hueca en la parte posterior, lo que sugiere uso ritual

Importancia cultural

Estas figurillas fueron fundamentales para las prácticas espirituales de las civilizaciones mesoamericanas. Sus poses y adornos simbólicos reflejan tanto la jerarquía social como la devoción religiosa. Probablemente utilizadas en rituales o como ofrendas funerarias, encarnaban la creencia en la conexión divina y la continuidad entre la vida y el más allá.

Estado

Bien conservada con pátina natural y desgaste consistente con su antigüedad. Los finos detalles siguen siendo visibles, mientras que la superficie conserva su carácter liso y artesanal, lo que realza su autenticidad.

Dimensiones (aproximadas)

Altura: 17,15 cm
Ancho: 12,07 cm

Antigüedad (aproximada)

1.225–1.825 años de antigüedad

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Descripción

Contexto histórico y origen

Región: Mesoamérica (probable influencia zapoteca u olmeca)
Material: Terracota (cerámica)
Período: Período Clásico, 200–800 d.C.

Descripción

Esta fascinante estatuilla de cerámica precolombina representa una forma humana estilizada, sentada con los brazos apoyados en las rodillas flexionadas en una postura que transmite espiritualidad y reverencia. El rostro presenta rasgos redondeados y serenos con grandes ornamentos circulares en las orejas, indicativos de alto estatus o significado ceremonial. Un tocado similar a un casco corona la figura, un motivo comúnmente asociado con el arte ritual mesoamericano. Una cavidad hueca en la parte posterior sugiere que la figurilla pudo haber tenido una función ceremonial, posiblemente como recipiente para ofrendas.

Características

- Figura humana sentada con pose estilizada

- Rasgos faciales redondeados y expresión serena

- Grandes ornamentos circulares en las orejas que denotan estatus o función ritual

- Tocado similar a un casco, típico de figuras ceremoniales

- Cavidad hueca en la parte posterior, lo que sugiere uso ritual

Importancia cultural

Estas figurillas fueron fundamentales para las prácticas espirituales de las civilizaciones mesoamericanas. Sus poses y adornos simbólicos reflejan tanto la jerarquía social como la devoción religiosa. Probablemente utilizadas en rituales o como ofrendas funerarias, encarnaban la creencia en la conexión divina y la continuidad entre la vida y el más allá.

Estado

Bien conservada con pátina natural y desgaste consistente con su antigüedad. Los finos detalles siguen siendo visibles, mientras que la superficie conserva su carácter liso y artesanal, lo que realza su autenticidad.

Dimensiones (aproximadas)

Altura: 17,15 cm
Ancho: 12,07 cm

Antigüedad (aproximada)

1.225–1.825 años de antigüedad

Más información

Conozca las Civilizaciones famosas del arte precolombino

Explore nuestra Colección de artefactos precolombinos

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