Febrectal Advertising Figure Colima Style in Clay and Wood - Medical Archaeological Replica

This statuette is a pharmaceutical advertising object that reproduces a seated figure from the Colima culture of western Mexico. The piece was designed as an institutional gift for healthcare professionals.

Object History: Distributed in the 1990s by Laboratorios Solac to promote the drug Febrectal, this series of reproductions sought to link the brand with universal cultural heritage. The wooden base contains technical inscriptions citing the Barrancas period (500-400 BC) and the therapeutic function of the original drug.

Features and Details:
- Period: 1990s
- Technique / Style: Modeled clay with a matte finish on a wooden base
- Dimensions: Height 12.5 cm (4.9 inches), Width 7.0 cm (2.8 inches), Depth 7.0 cm (2.8 inches)
- Weight: 165 g (0.36 lb)
- Material: Clay and Wood
- Condition: The neck shows an old repaired fracture line (glued), visible on the back and side. Slight wear on the edges of the wooden base.

Use and Value: Of interest to collectors of medical and pharmaceutical paraphernalia, as well as for decorating academic spaces or offices with an archaeological aesthetic.