Olmec Serpentine Maskette (1200-900 BC)
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Olmec Serpentine Maskette (1200-900 BC)
The two suspension holes may imply the Olmec used this maskette on one of their small statues, giving new divine attributes to an existing relic. The bold upturned lips and almond-shaped eyes allude to the supernatural WereJaguar. A transformative God, the WereJaguar is one of the primary supernatural Gods of the Olmec.
- Serpentine
- 1200-900 BC
- San Lorenzo, Mexico
- From a Private New York Collection
- H: 2 1/2 in.
Each item will be accompanied by a certificate of authenticity.
The two suspension holes may imply the Olmec used this maskette on one of their small statues, giving new divine attributes to an existing relic. The bold upturned lips and almond-shaped eyes allude to the supernatural WereJaguar. A transformative God, the WereJaguar is one of the primary supernatural Gods of the Olmec.
- Serpentine
- 1200-900 BC
- San Lorenzo, Mexico
- From a Private New York Collection
- H: 2 1/2 in.
Each item will be accompanied by a certificate of authenticity.
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Olmec Serpentine Maskette (1200-900 BC)
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