Standing female figure 200 - 700

This terracotta figurine, dating back to 200-700 AD, is a remarkable example of ancient Mesoamerican art from Michoacan, Mexico. The figure, crafted in a standing position, features a stylized female form with exaggerated features, including a flat head, large eyes, and a prominent nose. The figurine's simple yet expressive form suggests that it may have served a religious or ceremonial purpose. This small but significant piece offers valuable insights into the artistic traditions and cultural practices of the ancient Michoacan people.