Pre-Columbian Nayarit Style Replica - Hand-Painted Ceramic Figure - 1960s Folk Art

Artisan ceramic replica of a seated anthropomorphic figure, inspired by the pre-Columbian art of Western Mexico.

History of the object: This piece follows the aesthetic canons of the Nayarit culture (approx. 300 BC - 400 AD), known for its detailed representations of daily and ritual life. Manufactured in the mid-20th century, this replica was created for the market of collectors and archaeology enthusiasts, using hand-modeling and painting techniques that emulate the aesthetics of pieces excavated from shaft tombs.

Features and details:
- Period: 1960s
- Technique / Style: Hand-modeled ceramic with polychrome slip. Nayarit style (Mesoamerica).
- Size: Height 19 cm (7.5 inches). Weight: 430 g (0.95 pounds).
- Material: Clay and mineral pigments.
- Condition: Very good preservation. Shows minor surface wear consistent with its age as a vintage decorative object. Solid structure with no structural cracks.

Application and value: A piece of interest for collectors of Mexican folk art or as a decorative element of historical character in ethnic or eclectic style interiors.