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Polychrome terracotta statue depicting dancing priest wearing headdress from Bahia de Caraquez, 5th century B. C. -5th century A. D

Polychrome terracotta statue depicting dancing priest wearing headdress from Bahia de Caraquez, 5th century B. C. -5th century A. D


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Polychrome terracotta statue depicting dancing priest wearing headdress from Bahia de Caraquez, 5th century B. C. -5th century A. D

Pre-Columbian civilization, Ecuador, 5th century b.C.-5th century A.D. Polychrome terracotta statue depicting a dancing priest wearing a headdress. From Bahia de Caraquez

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Black Background Dancing Ecuador Feather Figurine Headdress Open Mouth Pre Columbian Civilization Priest South American Culture Terracota 5th Century Ad


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This print showcases a remarkable piece of ancient art from the Pre-Columbian civilization in Ecuador. The polychrome terracotta statue, believed to have been created between the 5th century B. C. and 5th century A. D. , depicts a dancing priest adorned with an elaborate headdress. Against a striking black background, this studio shot brings out the intricate details of the carving. The priest's open mouth suggests that he is engaged in some form of ritual or ceremony, perhaps invoking spiritual forces through his dance. The feathered headdress adds an element of grandeur and symbolism to his presence, representing his elevated status within the religious hierarchy. As we delve into this single object frozen in time, we are transported back to Bahia de Caraquez where it was discovered. This figurine serves as a testament to the rich South American culture that thrived during this period. With its vertical composition and male likeness, this artwork exemplifies both artistic mastery and cultural significance. Its terracotta material not only speaks to the craftsmanship of its creators but also provides insight into their technological advancements. This print allows us to appreciate and reflect upon the profound religious beliefs and practices that shaped ancient civilizations like those found in Ecuador. It serves as a window into our collective human history, reminding us of our enduring fascination with spirituality and artistry across time and space.

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