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Pre-Columbian Clay Head Fragment: Teotihuacan Region (c. 1000AD-1500AD) Tribal known as the "Buddha of

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

Traveling Man Treasures is selling this fine bronze Burmese Buddha head fragment cast in the iconic Shan styling

75" and is a strong representation of the detailed work craftsmanship ancient Egyptians were known for

with only one small chip on the inner rim

This piece is in excellent condition and may have been used as a “passport mask” or possibly served as a purely decorative piece

Pre-Columbian Clay Head Fragment: Teotihuacan Region (c. 1000AD-1500AD) Tribal known as the "Buddha ofTraveling 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"

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