A small terracotta figure of a standing female. She stands with her arms folded around her waist, wears a headdress, armbands and an ornate necklace, with an apron around her waist.
Supplied with a simple display perspex T-stand for display.
 
Pre-Columbian West Mexico, early Autlán culture: Circa 100 BC to 250 AD.
 
Very Fine condition; complete and intact.
Height 9 cms (3.5 ins)
 
Provenance: US. private collection. Ex. Dr. David Harner collection, Arkansas, 1950's - 1960's, collection.
 
Early Autlan figures shared traits and styles with both Jalisco and Colima. Typical is the use of incised features and decoration.