Ceramic figure representing an elderly woman with her hair pulled back, exposed bust, and crossed legs. She possibly depicts the Old Moon Goddess, patron of medicine, childbirth, procreation, and women.

She holds removable elements in both hands: a plant in her right hand and a small unidentified animal with a prehensile tail in her left.

The figure wears a decorated necklace attached to her round ear ornaments, as well as wrist and ankle bracelets, and what appears to be a textile headdress decorated with two serpents. Lip ornaments and a skirt complete her attire. This figure was likely used in a domestic or agricultural context, suggested by the presence of plants.

Height: 37.5 cm
Width at elbows: 26 cm
Weight: 15 lb

1. TREASURES OF THE MAYA SPIRIT. Los Angeles Convention Center. L.A. Art Show. (14 – 19 enero 2014)

2. TESOROS DE LA RUTA MAYA. Sala Quiroa. Paseo de Los Museos. Hotel Casa Santo Domingo. Antigua Guatemala (agosto 30 – noviembre 30 2014).

3. “MAYA:RULERS OF THE RAINFOREST”
Drents Museum, Assen, Holanda (28 febrero- 4 septiembre, 2016)
Historisches Museum der Pfalz, Speyer, Alemania (2 octubre, 2016- Abril 23, 2018)
Museo Arqueológico de Alicante, MARQ (25 mayo 2017-7 enero 2018)

4. “MAYAS EN SANTO DOMINGO DEL CERRO”. Centro Cultural Santo Domingo del Cerro, Antigua Guatemala (ago. 16, 2018- abril 20, 2019)

5. “MAYA: THE GREAT JAGUAR RISES”. (1st. Tour) Canada and United States (mayo 15, 2019- octubre 20, 2021)

6. “MAYA: THE GREAT JAGUAR RISES” (2nd. Tour) Kansas City Union Station (agosto 2022-marzo, 2023) y California Science Center (abril-septiembre, 2023)