David U.

Mearto specialist

Hello Sandra, This item is a Pre-Hispanic artifact from the Maya culture, a votive plate dating from 550 to 950 A.D. Crafted from polychrome ceramic, this plate features abstract decoration, showcasing the distinctive artistic style of the Maya civilization. The intricate patterns and use of multiple colors on the ceramic surface reflect the cultural and aesthetic nuances prevalent during the specified time period. As a votive object, this plate likely held ritualistic or ceremonial significance within the Maya culture. The abstract decorations may carry symbolic meanings that connect to the Maya's spiritual beliefs, cosmology, or daily life. The craftsmanship exhibited in the polychrome ceramic highlights the technical skill and artistic sensibilities of Maya artisans during this period. Sharing this lot provides an opportunity for individuals to appreciate and engage with the historical and cultural significance of Pre-Hispanic Maya artifacts. The votive plate not only serves as a visual testament to Maya craftsmanship but also contributes to a broader understanding of the artistic and spiritual dimensions of this ancient civilization. Retail prices may vary