Mesoamerican Colima Warrior Effigy Heavy Terracotta 11.5"H

Note: "There are some signs of repair. Please read below for details."
Item Overview
A ceramic figurine depicting a warrior in the style of the ancient Colima culture from western Mexico. This piece recreates the classical style of the Pre-Columbian period (circa 300 BCE - 300 CE).
Detailed Description
This figurine represents a seated warrior and features the following distinctive elements:
Regalia & Armament:
・Decorative helmet or ceremonial headdress on the head
・Club (traditional Mesoamerican weapon) on the left shoulder
・Raised cicatrices (scarification) on the right shoulder - body art indicating warrior class status
Cultural Significance: In ancient western Mexico's Colima/Michoacán region, such warrior figurines were created for religious and ceremonial purposes. They were particularly used as tomb offerings to represent the deceased's status and achievements in the afterlife.
Specifications
・Dimensions: Approximately 11.5"H × 5.5"W × 5"D
・Weight: Approximately 2.9 lbs
・Material: Ceramic (Terracotta)
・Style: Colima Culture
Condition
Important: Restoration History
Evidence of past breakage
Restoration work has been performed on the following areas:
・Chest
・Under the chin
・Right leg (2 locations)
Restorations have been properly executed with no structural stability issues
Overall aesthetic beauty and cultural value are preserved