A large Colima Redware Saucer Olla
ca. 100 BCE - 250 CE Jewelry - Pendants direct carving and almost mathematical

direct carving and almost mathematical perfection of this work is similar to those of images remaining at the site

With modern restringing

The largest goannas can move very quickly across land and can swim and climb trees

Modern set as a pendant with a 14K Yellow Gold Diamond-set mount and our 18K yellow gold adjustable 18" chain

and wife of the late Sir William Dale

A large Colima Redware Saucer Olla<br><em>ca. 100 BCE - 250 CE</em> Jewelry - Pendants direct carving and almost mathematicalThe Colima culture flourished on the Pacific coast of Mexico from about 200 BCE to 300 CE, and their ceramics are highly regarded as sculptural works portraying motion, vitality, and dynamism. This large, and impressive redware pottery olla is such an example. In the form of a large, perfect saucer, with a wide mouth and a flared lip, the vessel was burnished before firing so the surface is highly polished. The symmetry and thin walls of the clay body