History Aztec Maya Mesoamerica God of Corn Zapotec Deity Vessel Sculpture Statue www.Neo-Mfg.com 10"
Anthropomorphic Urn, Zapotec Culture. Represention of the God of Corn, Pitao Cozobi.
The majority of Zapotec urns are associated with mortuary contexts, and in particular tombs, where they were placed in different positions relative to the structure: on the roof, in front of the entrance and in niches above the entrance [Figure 1] (Saville 1904: 51), or within the tomb itself, in the antechamber, in wall niches [Figure 2] and on the floor. However, some urns have been found as offerings related to buildings, placed under stucco floors or in cache boxes near salient features of the structure.
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Last photo is the original in the museum
Brand new, hydrostone, hand made in USA, custom color finishes available.
HERE IS OUR FEEDBACK FROM DAVID HUSS.
Please understand what you are buying. Dont make assumptions and then leave us negative feedback because you dont understand.
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David Huss, FITCHBURG, MA on Jan 28, 2019
1 out of 5 stars
Buyer beware, this is not what the item looks like. It is also listed as a statue but it is not. I wrote to the company and they did admit that the item is mislabeled but it was my fault for not contacting them beforehand to make sure. Something seems very off with this seller. Do not buy from them, I won’t be anymore
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