Seated Figure 100 - 600

This ceramic sculpture, "Seated Figure", is an example of the artistic traditions of the Nayarit culture in western Mexico. Dating back to 100 - 600 AD, the figure depicts a seated individual with a distinctive stylized head, large eyes, and a prominent nose. The use of red and yellow pigments highlights the figure's clothing, likely indicative of social status. The Nayarit people, known for their artistic skill, created a wide array of ceramic figures that reflected their daily lives and beliefs. This piece, with its intricate details and vibrant colors, is a testament to their artistry and cultural legacy.