Standing Female Figure 200 - 700

This small terracotta figurine, likely created by the Michoacan people of Mexico between 200 and 700 CE, depicts a standing female figure. The figure is adorned with a headdress, necklace, and other decorative elements, suggesting she may be a deity or important figure. The figurine is a powerful example of Pre-Columbian Mesoamerican art, highlighting the artistic skill and cultural significance of the Michoacan people. This piece is currently housed in the Minneapolis Institute of Art.