Cleveland Museum of Art
Female Figurine
- Date
- 1325–1519
- Medium
- jadeite
- Culture
- Central Mexico, Aztec, Post-Classic Period
- Department
- Art of the Americas
- Institution
- Cleveland Museum of Art
Seated in typical female posture, this figurine probably represents an Aztec goddess or ritual impersonator. She wears a monster headdress, but her costume is simple, making specific identification difficult.
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