Vintage Nayarit Pre-Columbian Figurine Replica, Actithiol Promotional, Terracotta

Presenting a ceramic figurine replica, inspired by the Nayarit culture of Mexico, dating approximately from the 1980s. This piece has a promotional origin, associated with the pharmaceutical brand Actithiol.

The figure evokes the style of the Nayarit culture's creations, active between 400 and 1000 AD in the western region of Mexico, known for its terracotta sculptures depicting daily life scenes and human figures. This replica was likely a gift or advertising item from the Actithiol company, specialized in mucolytic and bronchial repair products, which gives it collectible value due to its uniqueness as a merchandising object.

Period: Replica from the 1980s, inspired by the Nayarit culture (400-1000 AD).
Technique: Ceramic (terracotta) sculpture on a wooden base.
Dimensions: Total height: 13 cm (5.12 inches). Width: 7 cm (2.76 inches). Depth: 7 cm (2.76 inches). Weight: 140 g (0.30 lb).
Materials: Ceramic (terracotta), Wood.
Condition: Good vintage condition with minimal signs of surface wear, consistent with age and use. The wooden base features the original inscription of the Actithiol brand and the reference "Nayarit, Mexico - 800 A. D.".

This object represents an interesting example of pharmaceutical merchandising and pre-Columbian art replica, suitable for collectors of promotional items, ethnic art, or as a decorative piece with history.