Description
Here’s a fellow with nothing left to hide. A pale skull, split clean down the middle, has its two halves pulled apart like cabin doors, and peering out from between them is a carved, square-jawed face baring its teeth. Above it all, a terracotta headdress spreads into striped wings of sage green and dusty pink, dotted with little clay buttons, with a hanging loop up top.
Unglazed clay with painted stripes, made to hang on a wall. A few small chips; we haven’t checked the back for a maker’s mark. See Lot 244 for its speckled cousin.







