➜ This piece captures the primitive yet powerful aesthetic of the Pre-Pottery Neolithic period. It features the characteristic "protruding" or "bulging" eyes, a prominent, elongated nose, and a small, defined mouth. The cylindrical form of the neck/base and the etched details along the top of the head suggest a stylized representation of hair or a headdress, consistent with archaeological finds from sites such as Jericho or the Yarmukian culture. The statue is crafted with a convincing aged patina, mimicking the earthy, mineralized surface of ancient terracotta or stone. The vertical striations along the body add a tactile, primitive quality to the sculpture, making it an excellent display piece for collectors of ancient art history or those interested in Neolithic symbolism. ➜ Height: 9 cm ➜ Width: 4.3 cm ➜ Weight: 147 gram ➜ Object: Near Eastern Statue ➜ Material: Terracotta ➜ Origin: Europe