A remarkable Zapotec terracotta incense holder from the Monte Albán region of Oaxaca, Mexico. This expressive figure represents a seated lord holding a trophy head, with a bowl and knife in his hands—symbols of ritual power and ceremonial practice. The headdress features a jaguar head, while feathered wings and motifs of feathers, leaves, and corn surround the figure, all characteristic elements of Zapotec iconography.
Entirely hand-made, with its original patina preserved, this piece embodies the spiritual depth and artistic mastery of early 20th-century indigenous craftsmanship. In good condition, rare and highly collectible.
DETAILS
· Origin: Mexico, Monte Albán, Oaxaca (1900s)
· Culture: Zapotec
· Material: Terracotta
· Type: Ritual incense holder with anthropomorphic figure
· Dimensions: 18cm height x 16.5cm length x 10cm depth (7.08 x 6.50 x 3.94 inches)
· Condition: Original patina, hand-made, good condition
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