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An extraordinary and museum-level pair of Pre-Columbian Maya priest figures from the Escuintla region on Guatemala’s Pacific Slope
Height: approx
The necklace is centered by two highly significant pendants: a finely carved anthropomorphic face with drilled circular eyes
The figure wears a tall coiffure or headdress
Pre-Columbian Maya Polychrome Rattle Vase An extraordinary and museum-level pairPre Columbian Maya Polychrome Rattle VaseGuatemala, Late Classic Period (ca. 600900 AD)Height: 7 1 4 in. A rare and evocative Maya pottery rattle vase featuring a sculptural feline head in high relief emerging from the cylindrical body. The vessel stands on a flared pedestal base and is finished in deep earthen tones with surviving red pigment throughout. The feline head likely representing a jaguar, an animal of immense symbolic power in Maya
