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Reassembled from ancient fragments with expected losses and surface wear consistent with age
the polychrome wares of the Greater Nicoya region are distinguished by their refined craftsmanship
circa 600–900 A
holding lotus-tipped scepter
Comparable spiral-headed tupu forms are illustrated in Cobre del Antiguo Perú: The Copper of Ancient Peru
Pre-Columbian Maya Pottery Figure Reassembled from ancient fragments withAuthentic Pre Columbian Maya pottery figure from Guatemala, dating to the Classic Period (c. 600900 AD). This hand modeled terracotta sculpture stands 7 5 8 inches (19. 3 cm) tall and portrays a finely detailed individual with one arm raised to the head a distinctive and expressive pose rarely seen in Maya ceramic art. The figure displays classic Maya features such as almond shaped eyes, prominent nose, earspools, and a headband style headdress. The
