Pre-Columbian Clay Head Fragment: Teotihuacan Region (c. 1000AD-1500AD) Tribal and raffia or straw for

and raffia or straw for hair and arm accents

this Hotei Buddha is shown sitting with his belly exposed and laughing with five children

with only a few noticeable scuffs of time that give the piece an air of ancient Egypt

known as the "Buddha of Immeasurable Light and Life" who created the Pure Land of Sukhavati

Lokeswara is also recognized as Padmapani ("The Lotus Holder") in Sanskrit

Pre-Columbian Clay Head Fragment: Teotihuacan Region (c. 1000AD-1500AD) Tribal and raffia or straw forTraveling Man Treasures is selling this authentic Pre Columbian Clay Head Fragment from the Teotihuacan Region (c. 450AD). It is a unique artifact that represents the peoples and culture of the Mayan Aztec Teotihuacan civilizations. The fragment showcases intricate craftsmanship and design typical of pre Columbian art, making it a valuable and significant piece for collectors and enthusiasts of Latin American ethnographic artifacts. DIMENSIONS: 1. 5"