Mayan statues. One of a female holding a baby with a parrot headdress. One is a male statue legs are crossed sitting down. His hands are curved towards his collarbone

Mayan statues. One of a female holding a baby with a parrot headdress. One is a male statue legs are crossed sitting down. His hands are curved towards his collarbone

26 June 2025

Pre-columbian art

Description

These are both in good condition. The woman statue seems to have been in a fire or??? As she has black on her. I think they are made of a baked clay or a softer stone . There are no makers marks. The female is much more detailed as you can see her toe nails.

Dimensions

They are both approximately 11 1/2 inches tall and approximately 4 inches across

Acquired from
Secondhand Store

For sale
Yes

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Mayan statues. One of a female holding a baby with a parrot headdress. One is a male statue legs are crossed sitting down. His hands are curved towards his collarbone

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