Handcrafted Pre-Columbian "Pretty Lady" Figurine: Chupícuaro Culture Unique Art block-legged cave-art style

block-legged cave-art style

representing status

The ship replicates a traditional Norse longship

that drew inspiration from the art and architecture of ancient Egypt

made of fine china in the 1950s-1960s for export markets

Handcrafted Pre-Columbian "Pretty Lady" Figurine: Chupícuaro Culture Unique Art block-legged cave-art styleTraveling Man Treasures is selling this Pre Columbian clay figurine, specifically a female from the Chupcuaro culture (approximately 400100 BCE) from the state of Guanajuato, Mexico. These figurines are often called "Pretty Ladies" by archaeologists due to their stylized feminine features and elaborate accessories. The clay figurine features a distinctive headdress: (large, textured, "fancy") slit like or "coffee bean" eyes, prominent facial features,