Standing female figure c. 250 - 300

This small terracotta figurine, created by the Chupícuaro culture, represents a standing female figure. Dating back to between 250 and 300 CE, the figure exhibits stylized features with a rounded body, simplified limbs, and a distinct headwear, possibly signifying a specific role or status within the community. The Chupícuaro culture, known for their ceramic arts, produced these figurines, often unearthed in burial contexts, suggesting their importance in ritualistic practices and belief systems of the time. The figure's small size and detailed craftsmanship showcase the artistry and cultural significance of the Chupícuaro people.