Pre-Columbian Jalisco San Juanito Style Pottery Female Figure This example is well-preserved and

This example is well-preserved and visually striking

This impressive carved stone architectural fragment dates to the Mamluk Period (1250–1517 CE)

New York collection

particularly zoomorphic examples that embody the culture’s deep connection to animal symbolism and the natural world

which describe these figures as from Los Esteros

Pre-Columbian Jalisco San Juanito Style Pottery Female Figure This example is well-preserved andPre Columbian Jalisco San Juanito Style Pottery Female Figure Jalisco, Mexico ca. 100 BCE250 CE This impressive hollow pottery figure represents a standing female rendered in the distinctive San Juanito style of ancient West Mexico. She is depicted with an elongated head, prominent nose, appliqu ear ornaments, and raised arms. Traces of red pigment remain visible across the lower body and feet, while extensive mineral deposits and burial accretions