Pre-Columbian Bahía Painted Standing Figure Amphorae of this type were

Amphorae of this type were used to store valuable perfumes

distinguished by its complex narrative scene and strong visual presence

Height: 4 3/8 in

An old paper label affixed to the back bears a handwritten date of 1964

and medicinal preparations

Pre-Columbian Bahía Painted Standing Figure Amphorae of this type wereEcuador, Manab Province, Baha Culture, ca. 500 BC500 AD Height: 9 3 8 in. (23. 8 cm) A finely modeled Pre Columbian ceramic standing figure from the Baha culture of coastal Ecuador. The figure displays the characteristic elongated head, heavy lidded eyes, prominent nose, and applied ear ornaments associated with Baha artistry. The lower body is decorated with carefully incised geometric motifs representing a wrapped garment or textile, while the