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Pre-Columbian Zapotec Pottery Urn Fragment – Oaxaca, Mexico Provenance: Ex Michael Cichon

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Provenance: Ex Michael Cichon

The molded details remain remarkably well preserved

The scarab represented Khepri

The upper torso features geometric V-shaped elements suggesting stylized arms or chest adornment

Both sculptural and functional in form

Pre-Columbian Zapotec Pottery Urn Fragment – Oaxaca, Mexico Provenance: Ex Michael CichonAuthentic Pre Columbian Zapotec pottery urn fragment from the Oaxaca region of southern Mexico, dating to the ClassicPostclassic period (circa 300900 AD). This sculptural fragment preserves an expressive anthropomorphic face with elaborate headdress, featuring deeply carved stepped and scroll motifs typical of Zapotec ceremonial urns. The prominent nose element, ear ornaments, and layered headdress strongly suggest a ritual or deity related figure,

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