Pre-Columbian Colima Style Replica - Blastoestimulina Pharma Promo

High-quality replica of an anthropomorphic figure from the Colima culture (Western Mexico), mounted on a promotional wooden base. This object was distributed by Laboratorios Almirall as part of their campaign for the drug Blastoestimulina.

History of the object: During the 1970s and 1980s, pharmaceutical companies in Spain commissioned reproductions of archaeological pieces to be given as gifts to health professionals. This piece emulates the Colima style from the Classic period (200-800 AD), characterized by burnished clay figures.

Other features and details:
- Period: 1970s
- Technique: Modeled ceramics with patina on a wooden base
- Total height: 13 cm (5.12 inches)
- Width: 7 cm (2.76 inches)
- Depth: 7 cm (2.76 inches)
- Weight: 220 g (0.48 lb)
- Materials: Ceramic, Wood
- Condition: Excellent conservation. The base retains the original silkscreen Blastoestimulina - Regulador general del Mesénquima.

Value and application: Object of interest for collectors of pharmaceutical paraphernalia (Pharmaniana) and lovers of pre-Hispanic art looking for decorative pieces with an industrial historical context.