Pre-Columbian Clay Head Fragment: Teotihuacan Region (c. 1000AD-1500AD) African/Tribal 13" H x 10" W

13" H x 10" W x 2" D

the "卍" (wàn)

imari pieces from the Meji or Edo periods

The beautiful blue and orange colors combined with contemporary twist pattern make this piece a true work of art

Guanyin translates to "The One who Hears the Cries of the World

Pre-Columbian Clay Head Fragment: Teotihuacan Region (c. 1000AD-1500AD) African/Tribal 13" H x 10" WTraveling Man Treasures is selling this authentic Pre Columbian Clay Head Fragment from the Teotihuacan Region (c. 450AD). It is a unique artifact that represents the peoples and culture of the Mayan Aztec Teotihuacan civilizations. The fragment showcases intricate craftsmanship and design typical of pre Columbian art, making it a valuable and significant piece for collectors and enthusiasts of Latin American ethnographic artifacts. DIMENSIONS: 1. 25"