Vintage Mexican Folk Art Pottery Woman w/Braided Hair & Fruit Pre-Columbian Styl

Vintage Mexican Folk Art Pottery Woman with Braided Hair & Fruit – Pre-Columbian Style – 10”

Bring the warmth, strength, and ancestral elegance of indigenous womanhood into your space with this rare vintage hand-sculpted clay figure, reminiscent of Pre-Columbian and Mexican folk art traditions.

• Large earthenware statue of a seated woman with intricately braided hair
• Holding a basket of fruit, symbolizing harvest, abundance, and feminine labor
• Natural rustic tones with red-oxide and earthy brown patina throughout
• Primitive detailing in facial features, toes, fingers, and hair
• Estimated mid-to-late 20th century, artisan-made (unsigned)

A striking cultural statement piece with echoes of Diego Rivera’s indigenous depictions, this figure honors womanhood, sustenance, and ancestral roots.

Approximately Height: ~10 in
• Width: ~10.5 in
• Depth: ~9 in
• Weight: ~8–10 lbs