Pre-Columbian Quimbaya cauca seated figure Pre-Columbian Inca Pottery Llama Head

Pre-Columbian Inca Pottery Llama Head Vessel

including yellow ochre flesh tones and black detailing around the eyes and brows

The anthropomorphic figure likely represents a supernatural being

Remnants of original mineral-based pigment remain visible across the surface

Minor mineral encrustations and deposits present

Pre-Columbian Quimbaya cauca seated figure Pre-Columbian Inca Pottery Llama HeadThis Pre Columbian Quimbaya culture seated figure originates from the Cauca region of Colombia and dates to approximately 500 BCE 500 CE. The sculpture is modeled in solid terracotta and depicts a seated human figure with knees bent forward and hands resting upon the thighs, a posture commonly associated with ritual or ceremonial representation in Quimbaya figural art. The figure features a rounded head with pierced ears, almond shaped eyes, a