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Indus Valley Pottery Fertility Figure - Fancy Pectoral

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Indus Valley Pottery Fertility Figure - Fancy Pectoral

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**Originally Listed At $400**

Central Asia, Indus Valley, Meghargh period, ca. 3500 to 2800 BCE. A wonderful Bronze Age pottery statue, probably representing a fertility goddess. The figure is shown in fine detail with deep-set round eyes, and a bird-like face, a veiled headdress over her lobed coiffure, a multi-strand pectoral with five round appliques over her ample breasts. This piece dates to the Meghargh periods IV - VI. Interestingly, scholars now believe that the pottery of Meghargh supersedes that of Mesopotamia in being the earliest known polychrome ceramics produced by humans. Custom stand. Size: 4.125" H (10.5 cm); 4.5" H (11.4 cm) on stand

Provenance: private New Jersey USA collection, acquired over twenty years ago

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Condition

Restored from the chest down. Tiny old losses to tip of nose and feet.

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Indus Valley Pottery Fertility Figure - Fancy Pectoral

Name: Indus Valley Pottery Fertility Figure - Fancy Pectoral
SKU: 58589760
Price: 600 USD
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