Pre-Columbian Colima pottery dance group

West Mexican Ceramic Dance Group Attributed to Colima, West Mexico | Pre-Columbian An expressive ceramic group depicting a circle of standing figures with linked arms surrounding two central participants. Arranged on a shared circular platform, the figures create a lively composition suggesting communal dance or a ceremonial gathering. Each figure is individually modeled with distinctive headdresses, ear ornaments, necklaces, and incised details. The outer participants extend their arms across neighboring shoulders, while the central pair face one another with bent arms and animated gestures. Their precise activity remains open to interpretation. The warm buff surface and sculptural detail invite viewing from every angle, emphasizing the relationships between the figures and the shared character of the gathering. 5” in height x 5 3/8” in diameter. Provenance: Ex Ararity Auctions, Virginia; acquired from a private Virginia estate.