Ancient Mesoamerican Deity Figurine - Cultural Artifact & Symbolism #173046 (License: Personal Use)

This terracotta figurine depicts a high-status individual or deity from ancient Mesoamerica, possibly linked to the Maya, Zapotec, or Teotihuacan cultures. The figure wears a hooded headdress, large circular ear spools, a layered beaded necklace, and a patterned tunic with a belt, all rendered in warm earth tones. Its raised hands suggest a gesture of offering, blessing, or invocation, common in ritual iconography.

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