Totonaca God of Fire' (Mexico) Museum Replica Mexican Archaeological Sculpture
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Totonaca God of Fire' (Mexico) Museum Replica Mexican Archaeological Sculpture
- Totonaca God of Fire~Handcrafted Museum Replica
- pre-Hispanic cultural heritage 5" inches - Poly Resin Sculptures.
- The history of ancient Mexico Collectible Archaeological Replica
- Replica Handcrafted Ceramic 'Totonaca God of Fire' Sculpture
- replica of the Huehuetéotl incense burner found in Cerro de las Mesas, in the state of Veracruz.
This replica Sculpture Totonaca is known as the "Old God Fire" throughout Mesoamerica. He is depicted with small eyes suggesting blindness, and a beard suggesting old age. Smiling placidly, Huehuetéotl wears an elaborate headdress as he sits in a welcoming pose. as it is replica of the Huehuetéotl incense burner, top part is open and empty to put some coal, (not for actual use) Collectible items of Old maxico made with fine polyresin and 5 inches tall
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