Pre-Columbian Maya Pottery Standing Figure with Traces of Maya Blue, Guatemala with delineated facial features rendered

with delineated facial features rendered in black pigment

Beads display natural variation and patina throughout

circa 600–900 A

and the figure has developed an appealing earthen patina with areas of mineral encrustation and age-related surface wear consistent with long burial

A classic example of the fertility/household figures from this period and region

Pre-Columbian Maya Pottery Standing Figure with Traces of Maya Blue, Guatemala with delineated facial features renderedAn expressive Pre Columbian Maya ceramic figure from Guatemala, modeled in the round with a cylindrical lower body and strongly rendered facial features. The figure wears prominent ear ornaments and a collar like adornment at the neck, elements consistent with Maya figural tradition. Notably, remnants of original Maya blue pigment remain visible across the surface, providing rare evidence of ancient polychromy. The surface exhibits authentic age wear,