Handmade statue
Updated August 13, 2026
| Lot number | 41 |
| Auction | Burrick Auction |
| Date | August 21, 2026 at 7:00 PM CDT |
| Auction house | Klinefelter Auction Service LLC |
| Location | Kirkland, Illinois |
Handmade by the Indians from the Mexican Territory. Original price sticker shows $120 on the inside of the underneath of her skirt. She’s beautifully made. The colors originated and were derived from the Earth and mountains in Mexico by the artist. She stands 12 inches tall. Her headdress also has sand on the design of it. Her skirt is a medium blue. She has intricate details on her face, please study over photos. She is holding a bowl in her Hands that have calilies in the bowl. Her top is tangerine in color. Her haeddress also comes down long into the front of her skirt, which has intricate detail with Straight Lines going down The scarf portion of this wrap designed by the artist and also with sand. She is in immaculate condition. Please study over photo.
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