Description
Colima Terracotta Censer
ca. 300 BC-300 AD
West Mexico
Size is about 6.5 inches tall and weighing about 39 oz.
The Colima Terracotta Censer is a clay incense burner made by the ancient Colima people of western Mexico between 300 BC and 300 AD. It was used in religious ceremonies and burial rituals to burn incense and honor the gods. The censer was shaped by hand and often decorated with people, animals, or symbols from daily life. Its smooth surface and detailed design show the skill of Colima artists and help us learn about their culture and beliefs.
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