Vintage Nahua Terracotta Hand-Painted Figure of a Lady from Guerrero, Mexico - 12" H X 4.75" Diam. (No. 2)

Vintage Nahua pottery figure of a woman. Nahua potters are descended from the Aztec Indians and their pottery tradition pre-dates the Spanish settlement of Mexico. This hard-to-find, smooth, hand-sculpted piece of folk art has intricate hand-painted designs on every side. It would make a great accent in a range of décor styles from Southwestern to California Eclectic or Coastal Modern Design.

Please reference our other items in this collection as there are different unique designs/styles and all would be perfect as either a stand-alone piece of art or part of a larger grouping.

Place of Origin: San Agustín Oapan, Guerrero, Mexico 

Date of Manufacture: 1950s

Condition: Excellent 

Wear: Perfect. Please refer to pictures.

Dimensions: 12 in. H X 4.75 in. Diam.

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